Haloism

Part of a series on Devotological practices and Cosmic devotion
Main forms of devotion
Personal inspiration · Wondermentation · Laudation · Adoration · Prettification · Veneration · Astralism · Philosophical feeling · Echosy · Invenosy · Iconosy
Manifestations of devotion
Cosmic garden · Cosmic deification · Astrolatry · Astromancy · Astrology Phenomonism Novaeism · Eclipsism · Occultationism · Transitism · Conjunctionism · Appulsism · Syzygism · Equinoctialism · Solsticism · Impactism · Mergism · Collisionism · Phasism Progenism Oblivionism · Nebulism · Stellarism · Pulsarism · Quasarism · Galacticism · Filamentism · Planetism · Cometism · Meteorism · Asteroidism · Lunarism · Voidism · Nephism Anthropism Constellationism · Telescopism · Rocketism · Missional devotion · Prosopism High Earth Auroralism · Haloism · Alpenglow · Crepuscularism · Virescentism · Zodiacalism
Conceptual devotions
Direct divinity · Productism · Love of Cosmos · Vision of Cosmos · Perfection of Cosmos · Reflection of Cosmos · Knowledge of Cosmos
Cosmic devotion by region
Africa · East Asia · Europe · North America · Central America and the Caribbean · Oceania · South America · Middle East · South East Asia · South Asia

Haloism, or halo devotion, is a form of High Earth cosmic devotion that focuses on devotion towards halos created in the atmosphere around stars and moons from the perspective of the planetary surface.