Belief in Paracanonical Phenomena: Ghosts and Deistic Powers

Introduction

Why do I believe in paranormal activities and ghosts but not in a traditional deity like God? This is a complex question, one that often challenges the foundations of belief systems. For many, the absence of solid, empirical evidence makes faith in the divine seem ungrounded and unfounded. However, my belief system encompasses both the acceptance of paranormal phenomena and the rejection of a traditional deity. Let's explore this in more detail.

The Absence of Empirical Evidence

For many people, the non-existence of a deity is often justified on the grounds of a lack of solid evidence. They cite the same reasoning when disbelieving in legendary creatures like fairies, dragons, or mythical entities. Yet, the question of belief often becomes more nuanced than this straightforward argument.

Integration of Beliefs: Ghosts and Higher Powers

Beliefs can be multifaceted. Some individuals may embrace the existence of a deity while questioning the existence of other spiritual or mythological entities, such as devils. Others may believe in ghosts but not in higher powers. But when both realms of belief intersect, such as in the case of ghosts and deities, the integration becomes a challenge.

As a deist-spiritualist, I believe in a higher power that is the Intelligent Designer of the universe. This entity, which I refer to as the eleventh plane Intelligent Designer, has Light-manifested into two galaxies and divided Her consciousness into various spirits. This perspective offers a unique framework for understanding the existence of paranormal phenomena alongside a higher power.

Realities of Ghosts and Entities

I believe in ghosts and entities, but I also believe in their real nature. Ghosts are not the deceased relatives or loved ones that people commonly think of. In my belief system, they are demons in disguise or false ideas influenced by demonic forces. Similarly, entities such as ghosts are not human souls; they are manifestations created for nefarious purposes.

Deistic Perspective on the Absence of an Immediate Creator

The belief in a deity like God, who can provide instantaneous healing, is often seen within a framework of:

Immediate and direct intervention, The existence of a personal, benevolent creator, And the absence of challenges in the form of demonic or paranormal entities.

My perspective differs. The loss of a Creator God who directly intervenes does not diminish my belief in a higher power. Instead, it aligns with a deist-spiritualist belief that focuses on the interplay between these different forms of spiritual existence and the need for human beings to navigate this complex reality.

In summary, the belief in paranormal phenomena and a higher power like the eleventh plane Intelligent Designer offers a multifaceted view of the universe. This perspective allows for a deeper understanding and integration of both the paranormal and the spiritual, challenging the traditional binary of belief and non-belief.