Think of dimensions as people observing the subject. A person talking…..A person listening. Subjective and objective…..1st dimension…..2nd dimension. A person watching the first 2 people……3rd dimension. A person watching the person watching the first 2 people…..4th dimension. A person watching the observer of the observer of the first two……5th dimension. A group watching all of it….6th dimension and above? Hmmm.
Dimensional awareness can simply be that, but there’s more. In which dimensions are the subjects aware of being observed? Dimensions are understood, misunderstood, and not understood. That is ok. Knowing just one dimension exists is the only starting point needed.
Self, other, observer, planetary, solor, cosmic, and beyond definition. All are but one way to describe dimensions. Dimensions can be within earth and without earth, they can appear and disappear, and they can overlap or rest upon. They are not just here. Within or without, it’s just a matter of a point in consciousness. To be consciously aware of a dimension is the only requirement. Many times it is not even understood as a dimension. It may not be understood at all. It may even be understood with misunderstanding ellusively included as a parameter set.
Who is aware? What is one aware of? Who is aware of the unaware? If one is aware, can they also be unaware? Is awareness being aware or limited in awareness, or both? It depends upon the dimension or dimensions aware of within consciousness. Even then, what are the parameters of the dimensions one is aware of, or unaware of? What are its rules for the inhabitant, the un-inhabitant, and the extra-inhabitant?
Are dimensions to be known linearly, and if so, is it uni or bi directional? Are dimensions layered, stacked, or possibly separated? Seemingly invisible in consciousness, yet describable in 3-D space, even witnessed, are the ethereal counterparts to be rejected or yet to be experienced? It depends upon the consciousness observing. Can a consciousness know? If no, is it only no? But yet YES exists, a dimension all its own.
How many dimensions are there? Numbers say infinite by their very nature, the dimension of mathematics. Yet the number 1 is all it takes. Someone said, “I’ve seen.” Is one not enough? Earth is one. How many billions have witnessed this 1 called earth? How many dimensions could 1 have possibly known?
“That’s preposterous!” Even that statement is a dimension all its own. How many dimensions are there? All.
Zoltan Blue 