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Satano-Grigorist cosmology conceptualizes the spiritual realm as existing alongside the [[physical 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. | Satano-Grigorist cosmology conceptualizes the spiritual realm as existing alongside the [[physical 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. | ||
== See also == | |||
* [[Physical realm]] (''Arṣu'') | |||
Revision as of 15:58, 16 June 2026
The spiritual realm (Ugaritic: Napšānu or Šamūma) is the spiritual plane of existence. It is inhabited by incorporeal spirits and its functions primarily occur through the use and exchange of naphsha.
Satano-Grigorist cosmology conceptualizes the spiritual realm as existing alongside the physical 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.
See also
- Physical realm (Arṣu)