Also, redefining "nature" to include non-physical things does not get you around the problem. We run into a language limitation, when you attempt to define away this fundamentally impossible premise. That is what I mean when I say "what is supernatural in a reality where you're already permitting things that do not have a material basis".
What exactly is the distinction you're trying to make between "non-physical" and "supernatural"?
What basis is left to make that distinction on, once you've abandoned the material realm?
What distinguishes your "plane of consciousness" from "heaven" or "the astral projection spirit crystal healing field" or "the power of positive feelings"?
What exactly is the distinction you're trying to make between "non-physical" and "supernatural"?
What basis is left to make that distinction on, once you've abandoned the material realm?
What distinguishes your "plane of consciousness" from "heaven" or "the astral projection spirit crystal healing field" or "the power of positive feelings"?