This is what happens to your mind when you read Fritjof Capra and the TAO OF PHYSICS!
no, actually you are wrong once again.
we all try to make sense of the only world we know, the one we experience and make beliefs about to try to explain it to ourselves
and when you have had some freaky experiences such as I have had, you will try to make sense of them too... until then, you can stay with what seems to work for you.
when I left JWs I returned to some of my agnostic roots and thought I had everything figured out to a degree where pure materialism could explain everything known to mankind... including hallucinations etc... .but then something or someone made something vanish right before my eyes and it turned up in another room... there was no indication of who or what this mystery force was. a few years later, this same invisible something or other grabbed the inside of my hands and forced me to fail a job interview which required typing, which lead to a job ten times better.... its stuff like this which is not testible by science as it happens rarely and uniquely and is not repeated ever that causes many of us who have had such experiences to know with a certainty as great as your own that something more than the material realm exists and any explanation of reality which ignores this is missing something... sure rational assessments of the experienced world work fine for most of the time and under most circumstances, but they are not the end all and be all.
there is also the past life regerssion which I underwent which had me experience something I had never learned about history and was able to verify as factual to my suprise.
finally the one aspect of this realm which eludes any explanation is consciousness itself-- brains boil down to data manipulators, computers made out of meat, chemicals and some small electrical charges dynamically changing structure with incoming data.... but like any computers they all come down to moving symbolic bits of data around a circuit and there is no explanation of what is actually conscious of the end result, the world we experience. no amount of ones or zeros can give the feeling of pain nor pleasure, nor any other perception that makes up the world we seem to share.... there is something fundamentally missing from the brain in this regard.... not only that, each neuron is isolated electrically from all others by a gap where only neural transmitter chemicals can pass making a unified overal experience seemingly impossible as there is no central location which can perceive enough data to make a unified world simulation that we often mistake for reality....or rightly view as a dream while we sleep.
so while there are many reasons we need to deal with the only world we know as we experience it, there are plenty of reasons to suspect that the world as we know it is only a mental invention which cannot tell us everything that is going on in the true reality which makes the world we know...this is where mystical experiences arise and cannot be ignored complete as they make profound impacts on us.