Intracosmism is a major belief orientation within the philosophy of Astronism and is classified as one of The Seven Tenets of Association involving the notion that it is The Cosmos which holds all the answers to ontological and existential questions such as the purpose of humanity's existence, the role of humanity in the universe, whether humanity is alone in the universe, what created humanity and the universe, and what is the destiny of humanity? 

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Theological and philosophical questions such as these and more are considered to be answerable by means of cosmic enknowledgement, devotion, and exploration which demonstrates a non-theistic element to the system of thought of Astronism. This is non-theistic because intracosmism prioritises the importance of The Cosmos in the answering of theological and ontological questions whilst simultaneously not denying the existence of God.