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I. Introductory Provisions |
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| 1.2 Concepts | ||
| Article 03-Supernatural | ||
| Canon 3437 | ||
| Supernatural, or supranatural is a term describing any Form or Event believed by the observer to be above or beyond what is understood to be natural, natural law and the observable universe through Mind. | ||
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| Canon 3438 | ||
| Excluding the laws of Mind, also known as Cognitive Law, nothing that can be observed or measured within the Universe is Supernatural. Excluding Cognitive Law, every Form and Event occurring within the Universe is subject to Natural Law. | ||
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| Canon 3439 | ||
| Supernatural is equivalent to the concepts of paranormal and preternatural. | ||
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| Canon 3440 | ||
| While a Form of the Divine Creator also known as Unique Collective Awareness may not be observable or measurable and without any object form within the Universe, it remains subject to Divine Law, which in turn defines Natural Law and Positive Law. | ||
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| Canon 3441 | ||
| By definition, only Mind through Cognitive Law may exhibit “supernatural” qualities as Cognitive Law is derived from the simultaneous application of Divine Law and Natural Law. | ||
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