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Extranaturalism, sometimes also referred as supernaturalism or paranaturalism, is a philosophical doctrine that holds that the extranatural, also supernatural, actually exist and it's part of the nature where both, natural and extranatural, are two parts of the same thing in different levels and states. Extranaturalism also states that the extranatural, the extraphysical and the spiritual cannot be determined by natural, physical and material means being necessary a development of their own epistemologies and methodologies, advocating epistemological pluralism for do so. Extranaturalism also advocates the development of technologies for the study of the extranatural and extranaturalism is also past of the group of extraphysicalism and extramaterialism when it's about extraphysics, extramaterial and spirituality. Extranaturalism also supports the spiritual awakening and spiritual development of people following the concepts and theories of extranaturalism, extraphysicalism and extramaterialism such as the understanding of the unity between extranature, extraphysics and extramaterial with nature, physics and material.
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