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Dimensions and changes (such as evolvement of plant and animal life)

Life changes. Every generation is different from its predecessor, or at least it is very unlikely not to be. I believe life would not exist if it were dependent on just three dimensions.

The higher dimensions that some advanced physics describe are by many interpreted as interconnection channels between states of matter in other lower dimensionalities and ours. That is, after the forth dimension, which can (preliminarily) be defined to be time, there should follow branched timelines, that may even fold, and thereby almost touch its own origin (I say almost because I do not believe time can go backwards!). After that, supposedly, the origins of time would be transformed, branched and folded.

Our three dimensions would include the first transformations (dimension one), branches (dimension two) and folds (dimension three). As these change in time, they would, according to the above-described simplification (which I got , simply, from a video on Youtube) have to coincide with other branches of time. It seems very unlikely (to me) that these timelines wouldn't be competitive.

If they are competitive, it would seem that matter that reaches higher dimensions would participate in chosing the timelines. That is why we, living things, make choices. If these choices are worthwhile, our (respective) lines of inheritance gains support from the choices we make.

I believe that our notions of spirituality or God or whatever else one may mention as supernatural, as imagination, or something would be made possible by these choices being partly made behind the veil of ignorance that Haberman and some other philosophers have been into that one should use as a basis for moral. This veil of ignorance I think can be caused for example by dimensions ten and eleven. It seems to make sense that they would pertain to a transformation and a split as to what all the other dimensions mean, and that these changes in turn would be enough to cause that veil of ignorance!

Is this something that is ignored?


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Man is blind until they "know thyselves", and to know oneself truly, one must painstakingly analyze their beliefs, and uncover beliefs they operate under without conscious awareness.  Only then does one have the freedom to exercise their Will with wisdom.

This is a fascinating question you pose, and for which I have thoughts I would like to share in response.  My response is based not only on my personal beliefs, but knowledge gained through passionate and intense study and research pertaining to my innate desire and thirst to understand the nature of our purpose for existing, and how we are to achieve growth toward a divine level of wisdom and maturity through life on Earth.

Much of what I have learned has been gained through the intense and thorough research and reading of the life of Edgar Cayce, but not limited to just that.  In short, I believe that we, as spiritual entities, are given the chance to grow and mature through the experiences in a physical plane of matter, specifically, Earth.

By being restricted in physical form, we are "gifted" with the consequences of choices made, by experiencing the resulting "reaction" of our Will exercized upon the natural laws of physics.  Each thought, action, choice, idea, spoken word...in brief, ANY action expended by a person impacts what "was" just the present, and creates or directs us along a path in resonance with that action.  If you know anything about quantum physics, it has (finally!) been observed that a quantum particle is affected by one's mere observation of it, which, once observed, collapses the potentially of what that particle may have become.  THIS is a dimension not yet taught because science has not progressed enough to understand the full meaning of what they are observing.

Therefore, aside from dimensions I am as yet unlearned about, I believe in the following:  matter (which I define as having height, width and depth), space (the vaccuum) and time, the latter of which is made possible only through the observation of one event in time (which has coordinates in space which will exist forever) and another event (another set of coordinates in space at a specific moment in time.)

Can one go back in time?  Yes.  But only to observe, and through that observation, they have the ability to create NEW paths to explore that will solidify in the physical universe, for the very act of thinking about what choices could have been made, instead of the ones that were made (and thereby led one to their current set of "coordinates" in space and time) can alter their future.  This is ONLY possible through the expansion of sentient awareness and perception within oneself, and thus, do we grow in spirit and conscious awareness.

Renée

Posted 2009-07-16T05:38:48Z
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The dimension of influence from us upon the particles seems to make sense in the sense that there is no way of describing the universe. These things coincide in that when the particle is obseerved we influence it by our own power. Being completly powerless would make exact observation possible, bacause that particle is that easily changed by any possible disturbance.

Of course, it's very unlikely that we, material beings, would be capable of that kind of powerlessness. After worldly death, when one, I dare presume, has exactly the existance of being justified, no more, no less, perhaps one could.

Posted 2009-07-16T08:08:56Z
 
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Man is blind until they "know thyselves", and to know oneself truly, one must painstakingly analyze their beliefs, and uncover beliefs they operate under without conscious awareness.  Only then does one have the freedom to exercise their Will with wisdom.

I am not sure what you are trying to say that being "completely powerless would make exact observation possible..." and that "...particle is easily changed by any possible disturbance." 

I agree that particles are easily "disturbed", but only humans have the gift of the power to exert our Will with conscious awareness upon a particle's properties by intentional observation AND awareness of the consequences of doing such.  To make such an observation collapses that wave-particle (which had, before observation, infinate potentiality) from a wave to a particle fixed in space and time.

It is at the quantum level that we begin to see how our perceptions create a specific path in life, because our perceptions, awareness and choices create the very foundations of what become manifest in each moment that passes, creating yet more and new potentialities upon which we continue to act upon, which changes our present and future in infinate ways.  

 

Posted 2009-07-16T08:26:05Z
 
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Why don't you realize that I mean that it could be there is no way to have power without power enough to influence those particles.

Posted 2009-07-16T09:09:45Z
 
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Man is blind until they "know thyselves", and to know oneself truly, one must painstakingly analyze their beliefs, and uncover beliefs they operate under without conscious awareness.  Only then does one have the freedom to exercise their Will with wisdom.

I do apologize for misunderstanding what you were communicating.  I DO accept that one must have "power" that enables them to affect the unseen power of the subatomic world, and influence it with applied action in the form of Will and Intention.  :-)

Posted 2009-07-16T18:33:16Z
 
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Do not group things in life together, see them as individual.

By most but not by all.  I am a student of the mind, as well I wonder why people are not talking about the fact, We are using 100% of our brain with 20% power.  The fact that there is more space for more power, tells me there is much more ability yet to achieve.  As I understand where you are, I see this as the possible counter weight to that theory.  get back to me if you would like a discussion on the topics.

Thank you

James H Tolbert,Jr.

Posted 2009-07-19T14:09:57Z
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Man is blind until they "know thyselves", and to know oneself truly, one must painstakingly analyze their beliefs, and uncover beliefs they operate under without conscious awareness.  Only then does one have the freedom to exercise their Will with wisdom.

Hi James.  Your response inspired a flurry of synaptic activity(ie, in the period of time relative to a unit measuring at the max planck, thoughts generated rapidly). 

First of all, I would love to have a discussion with you on the topics and views expressed by others.

To reply to your answer, I am not sure what percent of our physical brain is actually being used (certainly not 100%), but do agree that our level of awareness and the ability to actually "see" and process all that we could is utilizing a very small percent of the brain's potential.

I avidly believe that this is one measurable indicator of our spiritual level of development, and it is through the process of learning, through direct experiences in life, that give us the opportunity, should we choose to open enough to expand our conscious awareness.  Every person/soul is at the level they find themselves at due to their willingness to observe rather than blindly accept what they have been conditioned to see and believe. 

Although I would not say that I am aware of all I can be, I do confess my amazement that such a large majority of people from all countries, ethic backgrounds, religions, educated and uneducated, etc, etc...are so unwilling to expand their awareness by curiously considering other points of view, for it is only through progressive enlightenment can one not only free themselves from their self-inflicted prison of stubborn narrow-mindedness, but experience the joys that are the natural rewards of letting go, and having the faith and trust to break free from the identity they cling to, and bravely face the unknown.

The more one perceives, the greater their awareness comes, and as we expand our awareness, we become more enlightened, and THIS is the process that will utilize more of the brain's processes. 

I have SO much more to say, but my son is eagerly awaiting me to show him how to successfully build a productive Sim City.  :-)

Renée

 

 

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