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Extramaterialism is a form of extraphysicalism that the extramaterial and the extramatter are the fundamental substances of nature and existence, and that the matter and the material are byproducts of the extramaterial, such as all things, including mental states, consciousness, spirit, soul, emotions, spiritual experiences, physics, chemistry and biology are result of the extramaterial conditions and their interactions with their interaction and dialectics with material conditions. According to philosophical extramaterialism, mind, consciousness, souls, spirits and all material things are by-products or result of extraphysical and extramaterial processes, without which they cannot exist or cannot be complete. Extramaterialism is closely related to extraphysicalism, the view that all that exist are extraphysical and where everything that is physical is connected and related to the extraphysical. Extramaterialism also supports extraphysical theory and extraphysical mechanics play an important role at explaining the extramaterial and the extraphysical.
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