Heoism, often referred to as Heoist philosophy, is a Communist sociopolitical philosophy focused on uniting Socialists under a single banner of human liberation—though rather than naively attempting to turn the Socialist front into a homogeneous ideology under the concept of uniting for unity's sake, Heoism acknowledges that different Socialist philosophies have irreconcilable differences (for instance, the schism between Anarchists and State Socialists), and instead seeks to make a cooperative federation of different styles of Socialists in interlocking Socialist states and Anarchocommunes without borders, referred to as the Socialist Republic of Sol (SRS).
Heoism inherently relies on maintaining Indigenous and Anarchist autonomy, and additionally requires Indigenous control in applicable regions throughout the SRS with the power to veto laws or proposals from the non-Indigenous government on equal standing, not as a lesser sub-government akin to the status within the American Empire wherein Tribal Governments are treated as being below even state governments.
Communism simply cannot be achieved without respect to the autonomy of people, especially as the only true aspects of, "human nature," are 1. human nature is often influenced by the material conditions people live in, and 2. human nature varies on a per-person and per-ethnicity[?] basis, and cannot be expected to remain homogeneous even during ideal conditions (see: the latter generation of Soviets not understanding their life was materially better under state Socialism than capitalism as they had not experienced the misery of capitalism, and consequently opposing Socialism).
Heoism comes from the deprecated Ancient Greek word Ἑωσφóρος (often romanized as Eosphoros or Heosphoros), which refers to the god of the planet Venus—the Morning Star[?]—and precursor to the word phosphorus, both of which mean light-bringer. This has been transliterated as courier of light in Heoist philosophy.
This then resulted in courier (heos-) being merged with the suffix -ism (contextually, the philosophy of), and the -s- being removed for lingual ease, to create the term Heoism: the courier philosophy, i.e., bringing Communism to the people. The specific conjugation of heosphoros was used instead of phosphorus to avoid the confusion of the alternative proposal of phoism/phosphism being interpreted as the philosophy of light, something that bears significant religious connotations and implies an übermensch-untermensch ideology as seen in modern Occupied Palestine ("Israel").
Heoism is pronounced HAY-oh-ism (IPA: /ˈheo̞ˌɪsm/).
The symbol of Heoism—The Red Star of Heoism—comprises of three parts: the Gear, the Power Fist, and the south-up Red Star.
The Gear is a common symbol of workers in the modern era, and can often be seen alongside other workers' tools, products, and weapons, such as ploughs, rifles, pens, wheat wreaths, or the most notable symbol of Communism, the crossed hammer and sickle (representing the unity of industrial and agricultural workers).
The Power Fist, though sometimes bastardized for malicious purposes, is a symbol of liberation, most notably used in Black liberation movements, such as via the Black Panthers or the Black Lives Matter movement, but power fists or handshakes are also often used in Socialist symbolism.
The Red Star is a common symbol representing Socialism, though may often be represented in yellow, and is one of the most easily accessible Socialist symbols. In Heoist symbolism, it's south-up to represent the liberation of the Global South, as under capitalism they're oppressed for the profit of the Global North.
