Definition: Immanentistic philosophy is a philosophical and political ideology that emphasizes the idea of the world as an inherently self-contained, unchangeable entity. It posits that reality is beyond human control or influence, and that only through divine revelation can knowledge be gained. Immanentism seeks to establish a new order where humans are seen as agents of change rather than passive recipients of natural processes. This philosophy has roots in ancient Indian philosophy, where the concept of "samsara" (the cycle of birth