The Fourth Dimension – Explained
Seth Dennon | May 25, 2012 | 5:34 AM+ The Fourth Dimension
It seems to me that there is a lack of clarity over just what the fourth dimension is. And also on what exactly the Fourth Dimension does. In-fact, on many web-pages that I visit, I find an array of documents that say that the fourth dimension is the fragment of the whole Emotional Plane which is known as the Astral Plane – which it is surely not.
The truth of the make-up of the fourth dimension is veiled in the ‘impossible structures’ of mathematical artists, such as M.C. Escher, and which is quite brilliantly depicted his ‘Day and Night’ illustration which is shown below.
The fourth dimension is often thought of in terms of ‘movement’, since it is here that we find ‘thoughts’ [from the Mental Plane] and ‘feelings’ [from the Emotional Plane] travelling through the Fourth Dimension [the ‘Cosmic Motherboard’] and then into the Physical Plane atoms to manifest various objects and outcomes. We also find unrequired objects and outcomes exiting the Physical Plane and travelling, once again, through the Fourth Dimension, so that they can once again be ‘stored’ as ‘feelings’ and ‘thoughts’ in the Emotional and Mental Planes until they are needed once more.… Read the rest
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