it-ism The realization that everything is one. This is the perennial theme in all religions and cultures. From Krishna to Christianity. From monks to mystics. It seems that anyone that has a religious experience from American Indians to India's Hindu monks has experienced the oneness of everything and named it something.
Instead of using the proper noun for God, which are many, I use the improper noun (small it) (it)This word commonly comes up in conversation when talking about belief systems e.g.: What's it all about.
Since I belive all is one I'm an itist
you have described pantheism
This is called "reality".
The belief that everything has a spirit or soul is known as animism. Animism is a belief system that attributes spiritual essence to all living and non-living entities in nature.
Monotheism.Monotheism. An alternate, the belief in the existence of several gods, is called polytheism (multigods), pantheism (gods in everything). Another alternate is atheism, the belief in no god or gods.
PANTHEISM
Chaos Theory
everything is controlled by the gods
The religion that believes everything is god is called pantheism. Pantheism is the belief that the universe (or nature) and god are one and the same. It is a philosophical and spiritual perspective that sees divinity in all things and rejects the idea of a separate, personal god.
Belief in one god is called monotheism. In monotheistic religions such as Christianity, Islam, and Judaism, followers believe in the existence of a single, supreme deity who is the creator and ruler of the universe. This contrasts with polytheism, which is the belief in multiple gods and goddesses.
Some people believe that numbers can predict everything from when we'll die to what kind of life we may have. The belief in numbers in this way is called numerology.
the belief was so important because they believed that the gods controlled everything
materialism
Theism can be categorized into monotheism (belief in one God), polytheism (belief in multiple gods), and pantheism (belief that God is present in everything).