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It's interesting of course, but think about this.. We, supposedly existing in the 3rd Dimension, cannot perceive beings in the 2nd Dimension. We can generate—just as Carl Sagan did—what the 2nd Dimensional world might look like either with cast shadows or computer generated imagery, but those are still conceptions of the 3rd Dimension. Everything we experience exists in the 3rd Dimension and as such, the 1st, 2nd, 4th, and every dimension beyond that is unreachable. The only advantage we have over the 1st and 2nd Dimensions is the ability to emulate them. We cannot experience, only emulate. Subsequently, those that exist in the 4th Dimension cannot experience what it is like to live in the 3rd Dimension, they can only emulate it and thus, have never advertently interacted with this plane of existence.
Think of the dimensions as an infinitely tall tower. The ground is the basis for existence: it is not a dimension at all, simply the literal idea of existence as a whole. The literal floors on every floor are two-way mirrors, and there are no stairs or elevators. Those on the second floor can look down and see the first, but the first see only a mirror when looking up. Those on the third can see both the second and first floors, but cannot see the fourth. Those on the third floor could not exist without the two floors below them and thus, the 3rd Dimension is entirely dependent on the 1st and 2nd Dimensions, but it has more.
I think that "God" is humanity's identification of a being able to exist in a dimension(s) beyond our own. Throughout our history, people have divulged in hallucinogenic drugs and trances to reach higher states of mind. We do this because we are unhappy with our world, we always feel trapped. Naturally, we are trapped by the bounds of the 3rd Dimension, but what's detrimental is that we further trap ourselves with immoral and oblong jurisdictions and laws, rather than promoting the expansion of the mind to try and reach the 4th Dimension. But perhaps that's because the leaders, or if you'd like to go so far as the Templar, Masons, etc. have realized that it's either an impossibility or not worth pursuing when we can rather mechanize the world and expand our influence throughout as much of the available 3rd Dimension as possible.
Perhaps the 4th Dimension is not the place for us, and that we exist in the 3rd for a reason. Think about this concept: say there are a total of 12 dimensions. Each one is capable of yielding lifeforms, and within each, they're all competing for dominance over the dimension. Ultimately, there would be 12 ruling species over the entirety of this cross-dimensional universe and at that point, it would finally be at balance.
But going back to the "3rd Dimension is entirely dependent on the 1st and 2nd Dimensions, but it has more." I think what is most important is that we define what that "more" is. What differentiates one dimension from another? Is it the ability to perceive different forms of light? Is it the introduction of forces such as gravity and electromagnetism? If that's the case, what might the 4th Dimension truly constitute? Perhaps in the 4th Dimension, gravity exists within gravity, thus nullifying our ability to perceive it.
Though all in all, dimensions are still theoretical. Until we truly cross into another, until we experience another dimension apart from our own rather than emulating one and understanding what may constitute it, it's simply a concept. The universe as we perceive it is built up of various fundamental spectrums, or 'dimensions'. We understand three dimensions, but only directly (and wholly) are in tune with the 3rd. We are composed of the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Dimensions, but are limited to only the 3rd. Though just with the idea of "if God created us, who created God?", we theorize that just as the 3rd Dimension resides over the 1st and 2nd, so too must a 4th reside over ours, and so on and so forth.
What are your perceptions on the subject?
It's interesting of course, but think about this.. We, supposedly existing in the 3rd Dimension, cannot perceive beings in the 2nd Dimension. We can generate—just as Carl Sagan did—what the 2nd Dimensional world might look like either with cast shadows or computer generated imagery, but those are still conceptions of the 3rd Dimension. Everything we experience exists in the 3rd Dimension and as such, the 1st, 2nd, 4th, and every dimension beyond that is unreachable. The only advantage we have over the 1st and 2nd Dimensions is the ability to emulate them. We cannot experience, only emulate. Subsequently, those that exist in the 4th Dimension cannot experience what it is like to live in the 3rd Dimension, they can only emulate it and thus, have never advertently interacted with this plane of existence.
Think of the dimensions as an infinitely tall tower. The ground is the basis for existence: it is not a dimension at all, simply the literal idea of existence as a whole. The literal floors on every floor are two-way mirrors, and there are no stairs or elevators. Those on the second floor can look down and see the first, but the first see only a mirror when looking up. Those on the third can see both the second and first floors, but cannot see the fourth. Those on the third floor could not exist without the two floors below them and thus, the 3rd Dimension is entirely dependent on the 1st and 2nd Dimensions, but it has more.
I think that "God" is humanity's identification of a being able to exist in a dimension(s) beyond our own. Throughout our history, people have divulged in hallucinogenic drugs and trances to reach higher states of mind. We do this because we are unhappy with our world, we always feel trapped. Naturally, we are trapped by the bounds of the 3rd Dimension, but what's detrimental is that we further trap ourselves with immoral and oblong jurisdictions and laws, rather than promoting the expansion of the mind to try and reach the 4th Dimension. But perhaps that's because the leaders, or if you'd like to go so far as the Templar, Masons, etc. have realized that it's either an impossibility or not worth pursuing when we can rather mechanize the world and expand our influence throughout as much of the available 3rd Dimension as possible.
Perhaps the 4th Dimension is not the place for us, and that we exist in the 3rd for a reason. Think about this concept: say there are a total of 12 dimensions. Each one is capable of yielding lifeforms, and within each, they're all competing for dominance over the dimension. Ultimately, there would be 12 ruling species over the entirety of this cross-dimensional universe and at that point, it would finally be at balance.
But going back to the "3rd Dimension is entirely dependent on the 1st and 2nd Dimensions, but it has more." I think what is most important is that we define what that "more" is. What differentiates one dimension from another? Is it the ability to perceive different forms of light? Is it the introduction of forces such as gravity and electromagnetism? If that's the case, what might the 4th Dimension truly constitute? Perhaps in the 4th Dimension, gravity exists within gravity, thus nullifying our ability to perceive it.
Though all in all, dimensions are still theoretical. Until we truly cross into another, until we experience another dimension apart from our own rather than emulating one and understanding what may constitute it, it's simply a concept. The universe as we perceive it is built up of various fundamental spectrums, or 'dimensions'. We understand three dimensions, but only directly (and wholly) are in tune with the 3rd. We are composed of the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Dimensions, but are limited to only the 3rd. Though just with the idea of "if God created us, who created God?", we theorize that just as the 3rd Dimension resides over the 1st and 2nd, so too must a 4th reside over ours, and so on and so forth.
What are your perceptions on the subject?
