Naturalism

Daryl Douglas Mowat’s religion, Selfism, is his unique understanding of Nature as the Origin of selves. Daryl’s ongoing goal is to instinctively or deliberately express Nature’s Will in harmonious unselfishness with Nature’s instinctive willing, despite occasionally and disharmoniously expressing selfishness.

Mowat combined kinesiology and his science of selfology to develop his practice, theoretical selfological qualitative kinesiology (QST Kinesiology), which is the study of the self, its effecting of motions in and movements of the human body, and factors which affect such motions and movements. Selfology is the ontological study of the self, its selfological qualities, how it uses its needs to activate its sensor, and how it uses its cognition to sense by way of its sensor.

Rational idealism results in a self’s superstitious illusions, delusions, and fictions, like the absurdity of the ‘Creator’s Self-Creation’. Empirical realism results in a self’s realistic knowledge, meanings, and facts, like Nature’s generative Non-Individuality.

Daryl Douglas Mowat received his honours B.Sc. degree in kinesiology from the University of Waterloo. He worked as a paraprofessional habilitation counsellor with various target groups; however, his career was cut short by bouts of oversensitivity, which required his hospitalization on a few occasions.

By meditating on his inner world, Daryl realized that his oversensitivity was his overreaction to his sensations of excitement and anxiety. In learning to control his reactions, Daryl realized that entities from realms of the after-death were occasionally stimulating sensations in his body. The knowledge he gained by interacting with these entities resulted in this book.