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Satano-Grigorist cosmology conceptualizes the physical realm as existing alongside the [[Spiritual realm|spiritual realm]]. These two realms are thought to intersect in a way; this is why [[Spirit|spirits]] can affect the physical realm, and why contact between [[Human|humans]] and spirits is possible. | Satano-Grigorist cosmology conceptualizes the physical realm as existing alongside the [[Spiritual realm|spiritual realm]]. These two realms are thought to intersect in a way; this is why [[Spirit|spirits]] can affect the physical realm, and why contact between [[Human|humans]] and spirits is possible. | ||
== Symbolism == | |||
Symbolically, the physical realm is typically associated with the earth, in contrast to the [[spiritual realm]], which is typically associated with the sky. | |||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
Revision as of 13:53, 18 June 2026
The physical realm (Ugaritic: Arṣu) is the material plane of existence. It is inhabited by biological beings and governed by natural laws, and it encompasses physical space, matter, and energy.
Satano-Grigorist cosmology conceptualizes the physical realm as existing alongside the spiritual realm. These two realms are thought to intersect in a way; this is why spirits can affect the physical realm, and why contact between humans and spirits is possible.
Symbolism
Symbolically, the physical realm is typically associated with the earth, in contrast to the spiritual realm, which is typically associated with the sky.
See also
- Spiritual realm (Napšānu)