There exists another separate realm or dimension beyond this physical world that can be experienced or visited. (Ontological transcendentalism)
Visiting such immersive “realms” or “worlds” can sometimes depend on a supernatural / magical transition process or event. (Supernatural transcendentalism)
There are two separate realms of existence, the physical (body, brain and
external world) and the mind, the latter being non-physical/non-material. (Dualism)
There is just one primary reality: the mind and/or consciousness and all material
things derive from it. (Idealism)
There is just one primary reality: the physical; the mind (and/or consciousness) is
just physical/functional properties of the brain and has an entirely material explanation. (Materialism)
There are other realms of existence which are more important than everyday reality. (Primacy of other realms)
The universe obeys a unifying principle which is beyond any possible material or scientific explanation. (Non-naturalism)
The universe obeys a unifying principle which is (in theory) completely addressed by a material or scientific explanation. (Naturalism)
The physical world is an illusion generated by consciousness or the mind (Solipsism/Idealism)
Mind, consciousness, or soul is a fundamental quality of all things in the
universe, either animate or inanimate. (Panpsychism)
My conscious experience is entirely a construction of reality performed by my brain. (Internalism about consciousness)
My ‘self ’ is entirely a construction of my brain. (Virtual self theory)
My experience and my ‘self ’ are deeply rooted in my body and its interactions with the world and not the sole construction of my brain. (Enactivist approach to consciousness)
