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Yes, defiantly. Most people call the supernatural the paranormal now because if it was really "above nature", then it wouldn't be able to exist in this world. (Supernatural literally means 'above nature'). Paranormal literally means beside normal. It may not be considered "normal", but it defiantly is natural.
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