Nine Dimensions

[Richi]

This wasn't written by me, just edited slightly as I saw fit. I found it on another forum and various variations exist on the net.


Dimension Zero

This is primary and most fundamental feature of the human consciousness: the universe and/or God, which would be the binary distinction here. This dimension would exist if nothing else did; therefore it is named the “zeroth” dimension. An example would be black and white, on and off, yin and yang, a single point in a blank cosmos of nonentity.

First Dimension

The first dimension elaborates on the zeroth dimension with the invention of relation and grouping. This is known as judgmental reasoning, which allows us to make a good, better, and best, decision, or to class groups of people as white or black, rich or poor. To relate to the color world, we have shades of colors like dark, light, and grey. It is essentially a line, connecting two points, and all of the points in-between them. The first dimension deals with the color red, which is the first color in the light spectrum. Red is the color of “one” or more correctly as the energy process by which “one” transforms black to red. The idea of “one” is identical, or relates, to the nuclear force, the element of fire, and the masculine polarity. To go off on a tangent, some cultures who only recognize “one” color always choose red as the color to differentiate between non-color; such as, “dark” and “light” and “red.”

Second Dimension

The second dimension relates to two dimensions, coincidentally. Left, right, forward, backward exist here. Instead of a good or bad decision, or somewhere in between, we can incorporate other feeling and elements into decision making, straying from the first dimension. Two deals with the invention of modulation, reflection, curves, circles, and otherwise liquid patterns. A two-dimensional plane. Two is the feminine, passive counterpart and evolution from the existential first state. In the visible spectrum, orange is the second hue conveying a cooling off energetically from the intensity of red. Two can be considered the force field of electromagnetism, the element water, and the feminine polarity.

Third Dimension

The third dimension is what we live in, or rather, on. The third dimension relates to, as the name implies, three dimensional space or volume. Three is a progression from the flat “two” universe, which allows us to introduce “depth” or “height” for the creation of the infinity of forms, textures, molecules, and characteristics, which make up the experiences we have in our world. Density, acoustics, velocity, thermodynamics, minerals, transparency, explosion, projection, crystallization, etc., are some features of a three dimensional reality. The reality we live in is not the “only” reality there is. Yellow represents the third dimension, much more balanced than red or orange, but still with not enough symmetry to exist on its own. Three represents the weak force, the element air, the Holy Trinity, and the process of creation, preservation, and decay.

Note: I would like to note that a “dimension” isn’t always something we can’t see, rather each dimension is like an organized layer of complexity that shape the experience of what we call life. To make this idea more understandable, a mineral crystal, though reducible to a three dimensional description, is created in the fourth dimension of “time,” just like the text you are reading now is more than a two dimensional field of pixels.

Fourth Dimension

The fourth dimension is one most of you should already know, and it deals with “time.” Time isn’t a calendar or a clock, since those are seven dimensional models of time. Rather, the time I am talking about is in the sense of a field or stage in which all three-dimensional interactions are played out. The universe is a cycle on top of a cycle on top of a cycle. There are planets and stars orbiting through eternity and matter plummeting through space in a repetitive dance of energy. Four is the force field of gravity or time—which are the same thing if you think about it—the fourth field of physics which sets the limitations of the previous three, it is entropy. Gravity brings order to the universe with the invention of past and present, inertia and momentum. Time is nothing more than a packet, a circle, which is repeating. But at the same time, you could stretch out the circle into a spiral. You can stop on a point in time, go forward on a point in time, and go backward on a point in time, since it is nothing more than a point on a circle; it’s infinite, no beginning, and no end. Green is the color of the fourth dimension, if you remember that three is the color of yellow, green stabilizes the emotional lightness of yellow and reminds us of its corresponding element to earth. Four is one of the most important numbers, or dimensions, since it deals with the four seasons, four directions on a two dimensional world, four elements, etc. The Hebrew word for God (He-Ho-V-aH) is four letters, symbolizing the truth and symmetry in the cosmos.

Fifth Dimension

Everyone can easily understand the previous four dimensions, since they agree with traditional geometric conceptions of the universe. The fifth dimension is a step for some because it identifies organic life as having properties separate and progressed from the inorganic universe. While a rock can be here or there, large or small, heavy or light, old or new, only a living creature can be healthy or sick, hungry or content, in pain or in comfort. The fifth dimension is “time” squared. If the fourth dimension is the master clock of gravitational entropy in the universe, then each organism is a microcosmic clock of “Syntropy.” Life is time folded on itself, time within time, a lifetime. The fifth dimension deals with the subjectivity of life, animals, plants, and micro organisms all relating in the common pursuit: survival. With that, thee ocean and the color blue are tied in; where all life came from and will eventually return to. Blue symbolizes new life, and the invention of freedom. Five is about growth, adaptation, oppression, and death. The fifth dimension, in terms of our three dimensional world, is touch. Five deals with chaotic inclination (chaos theory), human manifestation of the fire element called spirit, and the higher resonance of the number “one.”

Sixth Dimension

The sixth dimension is what begins to separate humans from other beings. The color indigo symbolizes the sixth dimension and the ego. It is the sense of sight, which notices the sense of touch in the previous dimension. Sight allows us to touch without touching. A human can transmit an amazing array of feelings and emotions by simply being looked at. Emotional signals deal with sight, but also sounds like barks, screams, whistling, whining, and purring. Six deals with love and hate, trust, pride, friendship, color, personality, memories, and communication with our natural world, earthly world. Six deals with the “third eye” or the pituitary gland (the neuroelectric circuit), and the experience of healing. Six is the human expression of the water element, emotion, inclination towards goodness, and the higher resonance of the number “two.” The “sixth” sense as we know it belongs in the seventh dimension, as the real “sixth” sense is the symbolism and meaning attached to the first five senses. Animals have the same five senses as us, but we interpret them on a deeper level, due to our advanced central nervous system.

Seventh Dimension

This dimension is very mysterious, since it is the layer of the mind, symbol, truth, and communication, a further expansion on the sixth dimension, used exclusively by the human race. In the seventh level of infinity, meaning is distilled from emotion and experience and separated from its progenitor organism in the forms of writing, speaking, technology, music, law, etc. Seven is the neurogenetic consciousness, religion, math, science, things that can be passed down through generations. Seven is God, mind, drugs, medicine, gourmet cooking, civilization, evolution, etc. If six is the natural world, then seven is the extension of that: the supernatural. ESP, prophecy, precognition, and all manner of ritual and magic are all “seven” in nature. Seven separates the signal from the noise. Seven is the meaning behind the symbol, it is invisible and silent, yet understandable, and it is Logos, the Word. Letters drawn on paper with ink are three-dimensional trails, maps to decode in the seventh dimensional air element Mind. Seven relates to the focus and drive that brings understanding and furthers civilization. The inclination of seven is the law; its sense is hearing and understanding. Let’s recap: fifth dimension deals with pain and pleasure, sixth deals with joy and sadness, and the seventh deals with fact and faction. Essentially, what we call the “sixth” sense is really the “seventh” sense, as the seventh dimension relates to the super natural. The last color of the visual spectrum, violet, which unifies and balances the other six colors, is linked to the seventh dimension.

Eighth Dimension

This is a complex level of “value.” Eight allows us to politicize symbols with value. Money, goals, government, economics, industry, capitalism, justice, etc. As the fourth dimension limits the previous three dimensions, the eighth limits the spirit, soul, and mind with the laws of our material universe. A good idea of this dimension is profanity, and how we add weight to certain words or gestures, thus giving them a social significance. The media, self-esteem, more concepts animals do not have to deal with. The eighth dimension demonstrates the relative standard of success by which ideas, people, symbols, races, and nationalities are measured. Eight is the human manifestation of gravity, or earth. “Time is Money” is something that only exists in the eighth dimension. Our feelings about class and status are related to how we view food and ****, that’s right, s-h-i-t. Both are made of the same thing, atoms and elements, but food has more value (positive) while the other has a negative value. It’s funny how the English language allows us to use words like “taste” to refer to empirical standards of judgment and class. Judgmental reasoning at its finest. The eighth dimension deals with measurements like profitable, tasteless, and obscene. Eight uses the tools and understandings of seven for practical or destructive purposes. Eight controls all matter, energy, space, time, life, love, and truth in the universe. Its inclination is “evil” and the sense is olfactory: smell and taste both. Evil is not chaos, in the cosmic sense, evil is the necessary fourth counterpoint to balance law, chaos, and good. Evil consumes the life forms for survival, and profits from others in general, even if greed and lust aren’t invoked. With that being said, love of money is the root of evil. Rather than a color being associated with the eighth dimension, it is the lack of a color, the lack of light. Darkness, therefore, is linked to the eighth dimension.

Ninth Dimension

We live in the ninth dimension...confused? It is the place where all colors of the spectrum can be seen as separate and at the same time, united. Nine is about universality, humanitarianism, and the balance of all dimensions. Nine makes our lives dramatic, full of stories, beginnings, and endings. Nine is the little defect in all of us, it is the perfection forever striving and never realized completely. It’s what makes life “real.” It is what we will never explain. Nine is the separation and retirement from the world to attain wisdom. Nine is all the elements, all the inclinations, it is completion. If eight is everything in the cosmos, then nine is the glue that binds it together and it is everything that has never existed, will never be experienced, and cannot be known. It’s “The Force.”

Tenth Dimension

What? Another one, I thought only nine. Well, this dimension isn’t exactly a dimension, but it is the beyond infinity within which infinity resides. That sounds confusing, but let me explain. Our minds don’t allow us (well, the majority of the world) to picture infinity as something that can fit in nothing but can be in everything. Infinity can be so small that you can’t see it, like the space between all atoms, it has the quantitative value of infinity, yet it is so small that we can’t imagine infinity being able to fit within something. This is that “dimension” if you will. It’s like a parallel universe of perfection, which our universe asymptotically approaches. It’s the Pythagorean idea of archetypal perfection. This is the dimension where Logos comes from and where it goes back.

Eleventh and Twenty Second Dimensions

Umm...well, in numerology the numbers 11 and 22 are master numbers corresponding to the colors “silver” and “gold.” These aren’t related to dimensions exactly, well, not dimensions of “existence,” but more like dimensions of “energy.” They are clues to unravelling the symmetry of the universe. They are energy states.

Finally, we can move on to the heart of this all. Depending on how you “live” your life here on Earth will determine where you (your mind and soul) will go after your body dies. If you focus on getting laid your entire life, you focus by using your sex organs. There is a dimension for this, as well as a planet for this. Ever notice how the ancients named their gods after planets, or vice versa? Each planet exactly corresponds to the nine dimensions, and each planet and dimension directly relate to something that makes up our lives. Sex has its place, and its planet, as well as its dimension. The “sin” that comes from living like this is the downfalls and negative effects that come with it. Seeking to only satisfy your sexual needs means you seek to serve yourself, you are vain, and so on; all things relate in some way and determine how you live your life here on Earth and how you live your life after you leave here. This is what we would call a “heaven” or “earth.” Learn the Truth, understand the Logos and the Word, and you’ll understand Life and how to live and what It is really all about.

You are nothing, you are everything, you are the center of the universe, you are the beginning and the end, the end is just the beginning, while the beginning is just the end. Life is a circle; the elements that make up life make up the cosmos and the elements which influence and factor into our everyday lives in a three-dimensional world.

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thx for the intersting contribution