Noble Realms — A New Address Or A Higher Density?

Re: A New Address Or A Higher Density?

2004-09-13T01:22:26Z

morningsun76 wrote:

As a kid I read a book called "A Wrinkle in Time" by Madeleine L'Engle. It dealt with interdimensional travel and individuality versus Borg-type collective conscousness. Pretty deep for a kid's book, now that I think about it.

Morningsun and NR,

Just a referral to "Flatland" by E.A. Abbott, 1884, a lot of food for thought on the the interaction between beings in different dimensions, hyperspace etc. No doubt Madeleine L'Engle read it or was inspired by the same source. I seem to recall a reference to Flatland posted somewhere on NR in the past. The following site actually contains the full text.

http://www.eldritchpress.org/eaa/FL.HTM

Perceval

Re: A New Address Or A Higher Density?

2004-09-12T13:44:50Z

Right, Aaron.

As above, So below.

The activity 'above' is increasing -- hence, the signs 'down here' will continue to become obvious to those looking.

Re: A New Address Or A Higher Density?

2004-09-12T09:45:48Z

I've had this same thought myself. It makes sense to me intuitively that if these other dimensions do exist, that the way in which any one of them might nexus with our own dimension would be in such a seemingly strange manner.

As a kid I read a book called "A Wrinkle in Time" by Madeleine L'Engle. It dealt with interdimensional travel and individuality versus Borg-type collective conscousness. Pretty deep for a kid's book, now that I think about it. In this story, one of the old adept-type women explains how higher dimensions intersect with our 3D universe by drawing an analogy of a three-dimensional object moving through a 2D space (a geometric plane). Take the surface of a pool of water as an example of a 2D plane, and now slowly lower an object, say a pair of scissors, into the water. The shape of the object on the 2D plane itself will continue to change as the object moves through that plane in 3 dimensions. A 2D creature living of that plane would observe an object seeming to change shape and form with no apparent rhyme or reason. But that appearance would be due only to the 2D creature's lack of understanding of the higher 3rd dimension, not because the object was violating any physical laws.

Similarly, it seems to me that higher-dimensional objects moving through our space would manifest in strange changes to physical reality, or to spacetime itself. Time itself probably IS the fourth dimension in some sense or another, after all.

Re: A New Address Or A Higher Density?

2004-09-12T00:20:02Z

Probably. I sure feel like that. But then maybe I'm doing this all wrong, so that's the only reason I notice. But I also feel like it's a higher vibration thing in general, so that's good.

At the moment chaos reigns on several levels, however. My stepfather is giving me hell for one thing.

A New Address Or A Higher Density?

2004-09-11T21:17:07Z

I started these thoughts this morning, and the more I ponder it, the more it seems that we have one idea of what's happening in our matrix reality, but in "real" reality, something akin to moving ourselves and our stuff is occurring on a dimensional level.
So, would everyone in the process of moving (recently, currently, or planned) post their thoughts on this? Does it feel as though more is going on than merely relocating geographically? I'm becoming Very Curious about this idea as it relates to the way our matrix reality may be a mundane analogy for our density level existence. In Philip K. Dick's Time Out Of Joint, the protagonist, Ragle Gumm, was aware of living in a small town in the 50s, but he was actually in the 21st century. He thought he was solving a newspaper puzzle contest, but he was really figuring out where attacks from a rebellious lunar colony were going to strike. Are we like him, thinking we're doing one thing in the matrix, when we're up to something quite different in reality?