Animist

n. one who believes that everything in nature has a soul (i.e. trees, rocks, etc.)

The term Animism is derived from the Latin anima, meaning "soul". In its most general sense, animism is simply the belief in souls. In this general sense, animism is present in nearly all religions.In a more restrictive sense, animism is the belief that souls inhabit all or most objects; it attributes personalized souls to animals, vegetables, and minerals wherein the material object is—to some degree—governed by the qualities which comprise its particular soul. Religions that are animistic in this more restrictive sense generally do not accept a sharp distinction between spirit and matter, and they generally assume that this unification of matter and spirit plays a role in daily life.
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Noun
1. one who accepts the doctrine of animism
(hypernym) disciple, adherent
Adjective
1. of or pertaining to the doctrine of animism
(synonym) animistic
(pertainym) animism

n. animist, one who believes that everything in nature has a soul

n. animist, one who believes that everything in nature has a soul (i.e. trees, rocks, etc.)