Originally posted by thomas_
Ok so you're basically saying that everything is at the very same space and we just don't see it because of lack of "perception"?
If you were all knowing, then yes everything would be 1 big "object". These things are a result of your perception and so on. This is somewhat
shown in the explanation of the 10th dimension video, where they look at all those things as a single point.
If so, that's not how I imagine it to be. if something is physical and it takes space it is physical and takes space. There is no way they could both
exist in the same physical space without a physical separation of some sort (other than perception only) taking place beforehand.
But the movie film when run through a projector also seems like it's separated, but it's just 1 big long film. What creates the separation is that
your perception is reduced to only a single strip at a time. It's also what creates time. So because of the limited perception on that film, you
now have space and time. Movie is all screwed up if you start viewing multiple frames on the same screen at the same time, just like 2 things
existing in the same physical space would.
In my view that's where the vibration (frequency) takes place to separate things in a physical realm from each other.
In my view every form of energy has a frequency, the perception of things, environment, etc it is due to being able transmit and receive that
frequency band. That's what separate realities with their own perceptions are. Time is what connects everything.
Well, the illusion of time is what creates the separation(time is just 1 frame moving to the next frame/moment). However, it is by understanding the
illusion of time that you can connect it all back together. But as your perspective is of limited time, you can only put back together a linear movie
strip.
Ever read a choose your own adventure book? All those different possible stories contained in 1 book. You just view only certain portions of it,
based on the choices you make, to get the story you end up with. So a regular book is like a linear film, and a choose your own adventure book is
more like the true universe. No choice or free will in a linear book or film.
Without time (in one way or the other) there is no dimension (no space), things become adimensional since they are both nothing and everything at the
same time.
Consciousness in a higher level is timeless (thus spaceless, motionless) so it's connected to everything, but with that it's also dimensionless
(adimensional).
Yes, it's like looking at the entire movie film with no time. Only in a limited perception is our reality and experience possible. Can't watch
the movie until you put it into limited perception. The question is, are we in a linear reality? Or a reality in which all possibilities and
dimensions exist? The laws of action and reaction suggest a linear existence. Problem is, consciousness and such isn't limited to only action and
reaction.
This stuff is so crazy that is not only hard to imagine but even worst to explain it in a coherent way.
Yes, very very very very hard. This is the limit of communication. I have concepts and images in my mind, as do you. I have to take that, break
it down into words/language and then speak them to you. You then have to take those words/language and try to rebuild what I've said. Problem is
word association, what I associate with a word you might not. Plus, some of the things I just plain out don't have words to describe, and I'm not
able to create images that show what I see.
But focusing on our physical reality as a starting point imagine your body and everything around you as energy in some state working at some frequency
within a certain spectrum that goes from X to Y (forget about matter, 1D, 2D, 3D and so on).
This specific spectrum is what defines our dimension, anything below frequency X or above frequency Y are other dimensions. These frequency waves
interact with each other within this spectrum and once they shift to higher or lower frequencies they transcend into other dimensions that are
compatible with that frequency.
It's kinda like an radio wave where a single wave has several radios without one being aware of the other. They are independent but are together.
I'll try to find a better way to illustrate the way I see it, but basically what we are both saying is very close to each other. Specially if we take
into consideration the "size" and complexity of this subject.
Yes, I'm familiar with vibration theory and such, I just kind of realized it's just another perception.
Here's a little something I find interesting with waves/frequency. Your eyes see I think 24 frames per second. Imagine you are on a boat. The
ocean has a bunch of waves, but they are all at the same frequency, IE: they are the same size and comes at the same time. Ok, lets say that the
man on the boat is only able to see 1 frame every 5 seconds. And of course, lets say that the frequency of these waves has the waves peaking every 5
seconds. If you did this, even though the man was actually moving up and down in the waves, to him it would appear it was all solid, and there were
no waves.
If you then take that same man, and now he only sees the bottom of the wave, he would again see the wave as being completely solid, not even a wave.
But his reality would be completely different, even though he was viewing the same wave, even though both seem them as being solid. Thus, a separate
dimension.
Only if he is out of sync with the frequency of the wave does it become a wave. When in sync, it appears solid. Always the same thing. So the
dimension or physical we are in would be the part we are in sync.
Or you could just have all frequencies going, and then the range you are in would determine the dimension etc.
I guess there are many ways to see another dimension. Just seems to me they are all based on perception, and when I scale perception to the highest
possible level I can(all knowing) I get to a point where it's static. Of course, in being all knowing it also means that vibrations and other
things are still possible within, so that is why I don't hate vibration theories and such, even though I think there is always a level beyond it.