3 Ways to Sense Other Dimensions
If you think you cannot access other dimensions, I can tell you with absolute certainty you can — if you want to. That may make it sound as if you are simply indulging in your imagination, but what is imagination, after all?
“Imagination,” Einstein said, “is more important than knowledge.” Put another way: the ability to visualize beyond our limited 3-D perception is more important than scientific proof.
Not everyone can swallow that idea. We are a culture founded on the belief only the material reality exists.
We believe if something cannot be proven scientifically, it is not real.
Mind you, it is scientists who claim that as fact with a rigid absolutism, and we have been following along with their idea like lemmings heading for the cliff that drops into the sea.
The sea, you see, is the 5th dimension, and the 6th, and the 7th, and more. Even the physicists confess that they believe other dimensions are out there and our only problem is we don’t know how to reach them. They suggest there is an infinite grid of dimensions, possibly part of the design of the universe. Well, a rocket ship won’t help us find those— no matter how sophisticated it is. Even a wormhole takes time.
