Principia Discordia is a satirical text published in 1965 by Gregory Hill under the pseudonym Malaclypse the Younger. It serves as the foundational document of Discordianism, a religion that embraces chaos and disorder as essential elements of life. The book humorously presents the worship of Eris, the Greek goddess of discord, and promotes the idea that chaos is a natural and beneficial force. The text combines absurdity, philosophy, and humor to challenge conventional beliefs and societal norms. It encourages readers to question authority and embrace the unpredictable nature of existence. Through its playful approach, Principia Discordia invites individuals to find meaning in chaos and celebrate the absurdity of life.