There is an actual description of Heaven in the Byble. There, you will sing praises to gawd 24/7/365. Period.
Scared the bejeezus outta me when I read it

Supernatural is a term for all of those things beyond comprehension. As human life progresses, it's becoming far easier to prune the list. Now the only thing for me is the vast unknown that still lies out of reach and therefore fascinating. Love reading up on space.

1. N/A. I do not think about or try to imagine heaven.
2. YES.

The problem with supernatural is that it is, again, about how things affect humans. Yes, there are many things that can't be explained but that doesn't mean they are all human centered.

There are many unexplainable things in life.

I don't think about or try to imagine heaven
believing in the supernatural is delusional.

I think people use the word "supernatural" to indicate some definite thing or phenomenon they have in mind. I don't believe in "the supernatural"; I have a lot of trouble trying to believe in things for which there's no evidence.

I do strongly believe in the unknown, and I'm comfortable not knowing.

i would send those guys up to skinwalker ranch lol, and let them explain what goes on there!
interesting to me that those same guys would surely admit that we know of less than 6% of all that exists, according to our calculations, and the rest is "dark?"
1)No one has ever gone up to heaven...
2)the Japanese water guy, i forget the title of his books right now, has done experiments that can be reproduced, and cannot be explained, on our ability to manipulate water with our minds, fwiw

I have never tried to imagine heaven...as it’s something I’ve never believed exists. Belief in the supernatural is an attempt by some to find explanation for what they find incomprehensible. There are many things that we humans are unable to comprehend, not because they belong in the realms of the supernatural, but because we humans have not yet been able to figure them out. There will no doubt be a logical scientific explanation for everything we find mysterious, and perhaps some time in the future, more advanced generations of humans will be able to solve them.

As Belinda Carlisle said, heaven is a place on earth. The label supernatural is given to things humans don't know how to explain but science can explain without a doubt.

1. Better to ask a Xian. The answers you'll get are hilarious. Some that I've gotten from them are:
   -- In Heaven you can fly, not like in an airplane but like Superman
   -- In Heaven food is made of light so you can eat all you want and never get fat
   -- In Heaven everyone gets a free house, apt, condo, or mansion
   -- In Heaven you will be laughing and happy 24/7 for eternity

2. It's delusional to believe in anything that isn't real and for which there is no proof.

The supernatural is dark matter/energy. It is what we can not explain but we do not attribute it to a diety. It is as yet unexplained.
Heaven would have only dogs & fresh air.

1.I can't hardly conceive of anything so boring as the xtian heaven. Give me "nothingness" instead. Forever is a terribly long time to be bored out of your gourd.

2. Yes but on the side of wishful thinking on steroids.

Supernatural etymologically came from:
early 15c. "of or given by God," from Medieval Latin supernaturalis "above or beyond nature, divine," from Latin super "above" (see super-) + natura "nature" (see nature (n.)). Originally with more of a religious sense, "of or given by God, divine; heavenly;"

when you look at the etymology of the word. Then you have to deal with the physics of it all, because particles do not need to have mass. Yet there is no evidence of compassion or mercy in the universe, so one must conclude that both are simply something humans feel. Humans think anthropomorphically though, and want assign attributes that they themselves feel to their environment. It is something that is ingrained in humans, they try to assign order to something that they do not understand, often to relieve themselves of the fear that they have of the unknown. Hence we have a huge percentage of the population that embraces this, simply because they want to believe whatever they wish to be true, and, it comforts them, because they think they have an answer, based on intuition. This is one of the reasons why it is so difficult to break the barrier between those who follow this line of thinking, and those of us who do not.
How would I imagine heaven? I think it is nothing but a concoction of man, for the reasons listed above, and, the universe works off of energy, not feelings, it has both positive and negative charges, without which, nothing would exist, so trying to imagine a state of nothing but pure bliss is exactly nothing, nihilism, or whatever you choose to call it, I would just call it another useless invention of man.

Do I consider belief in the supernatural to be delusional? No, because physics shows that matter is not necessary for particles to exist, and, that leaves open a great mystery, but, nothing in the universe hints that it has anything to do with some superior intellect, compassion, or similar characteristic that man would like to try to assign to it. There is no evidence the universe is teleological, life on earth has been wiped our several times, and, the sun could supernova and all would be gone, humans could easily wipe themselves out . . . . there is no evidence that the universe is teleological, so while there may be laws of physics, and much that is unseen, immaterial, there is no evidence of the type of "god" or "
gods" humans have tried to invent.

I feel comfortable with mystery in life.

As a lifelong atheist, I don't believe in the supernatural: ghosts, invisible gods, fairies, astrology, numerology, etc.

1. No, I think the idea of worshipping one being for eternity in the company of beings from the Stone Age to the future sounds like being stuck on the same channel all the time.

2. I think that seeing how many things people have imagined and convinced others as true, it’s not something I blame people for falling for. The total ability to focus on the differences between their beliefs and others and assume those things are above being made up, that is delusional.

1. I can’t imagine a place that doesn’t exist.

2. Not necessarily. Many people believe what they’ve been taught and may be surrounded by people who believe the same. I think it’s lack of critical thinking more than delusion.

1. The REAL Heaven or Hell is only what life throws your way OR what you make of life itself. Ergo, the choice is your own.
2. There are things we cannot explain as yet hence we class them as being supernatural but religions are NOT supernatural beliefs, etc, they, imo, are simply sub-natural and sub-normal.

1. The great thing about aphantasia, no mental imagery at all (or any other sense that resides only in the mind for that matter). So the short of it is, nothing.
2. I think it depends on how you are using/defining that word. I don't think it is any more indicative of a mental disorder than people who can "see something in their mind's eye" are suffering from hallucinations. It does, however, fit a definition that relates to being based on or having faulty judgment.

1. Possibly an alien resurrection virtual heaven.
2. The Supernatural defies cause and effect. Thinking, "I want" isn't a cause without effort and that effort isn't psychic beyond mustering the energy to get up and do something

I know at least one Greek God that's real...