Message #44263

[guest587]

Alright... How to ask this question?

Well. For one, we can theorize how an object might appear in 4D. That's interesting. As Carl Sagan explained, we can postulate the shadow of a 4th dimension.

There are theories of a fifth dimension. There is also M-Theory, theory of everything which includes an 11th dimension.

Wow. Personal side, I didn't even know what M-Theory was until receiving the information in a dream. ... Just what the heck?

Let's suppose, a 2D microorganism exist in our world. Or even, 2D intelligent life. Could a 3D droplet provide impressions to the 2D organism it would have otherwise never considered?

Similarly, could the interaction with intelligent life operating in more dimensions give us ideas we would have never considered? Just how hard is it for us to interact with those Beings from higher dimensions?

Suppose a 2D organism could effect the greater body of an organism in 3D. Maybe it does this without knowing. If Earth contains 1D, 2D and 3D- all of which we can perceive, does it also share life with dimensions we can not?

Lastly, I am trying to make contact. I think there are different ET's, some of which are equally bound to 3D as we- and some of which we can not perceive because our faculties were not designed to. I am attempting to establish contact with those we can not perceive- meditation is oft described as transcendental. To say we are not designed to experience additional dimensions might be a tad erroneous. Maybe our everyday function has its limits, but are there not unexplored or lesser known territories in our makeup sometimes described as extra-sensory perceptions?

I think of the 1111 phenomenon and wonder if beings operating from additional dimensions are somehow responsible for aligning our internal thoughts to synchronistic moments with the world around us.

I do think it's possible to gather impressions of life with more dimensions... I think we experience that reality sometimes in dreams, remote viewing. Meditation. Even ideas, suggested to us, from a higher intelligence. But it is extremely difficult to explain, imagine, reproduce. Maybe it's why hundreds of thousands of years can go by and we still can not conjure much proof that would satisfy another. Because that something is coming from dimensions we can not necessarily- or more accurately, readily interact with.

Is consciousness a singular entity?

I think it's all there is. So, while we may recognize distinct and separate forms, I still think it is the link that allows us to establish contact.

I'm not sure why I think meditation is pertinent, but I do think it allows us to slow down and free us from the limited perception of our Ego. And usually, in so doing, very hard to explain experiences can occur. Like perceiving aura's and orbs, experiencing a type of telepathy or precognition. Having strange memories that come from who knows where ... ? Downloading information in dreams you'd have never known.

I think the answer to my question is yes, and I think it's fair to say this is no easy feat. How common is it for a 2D microorganism to suddenly take on an additional dimension, a 3D? Not at all. But... In this hypothetical world, I do think it is possible to retain impressions and interact with intelligent life operating from additional dimensions. I suppose you'd have to believe these life forms even exist, first and foremost. And to remember, contact may not appear in the manner we think it ought to. It could be very limiting simply because our modus operandi is accustomed to its functions, comfortable even. It takes something to shake things up, and all I can seem to imagine is this constant colliding- a zeroing in and an expanding outward, simultaneously. We might call that something an outside force, or an internal one. That's the singularity.

So... Our impressions of additional dimensions are slightly skewed, as is our ability to interact with intelligent life. But I think it's possible, I do not think we are doomed. Maybe my understanding is completely wrong.  But this is where I'm at.

What do you think?