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Please do not confuse the ''length, breadth and depth'' idea of dimensions with dimensional worlds. For instance, we have been told that the difference between a 3D world and a 5D world, is that in a 5D world the etheric is solidified, in other words, the Psi. senses are in use as a normal way of being. Cheers. Malai5. |
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Old P'ang requires nothing in the world;
All is empty with him, even a seat he has not, For absolute Emptiness reigns in his household; How empty indeed it is with no treasures! When the sun rises, he walks through Emptiness, When the sun sets, he sleeps in Emptiness; Sitting in Emptiness he sings his empty songs, And his empty songs reverberate through Emptiness. |
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Jobar
[B]Old P'ang requires nothing in the world; All is empty with him, even a seat he has not, For absolute Emptiness reigns in his household; How empty indeed it is with no treasures! When the sun rises, he walks through Emptiness, When the sun sets, he sleeps in Emptiness; Sitting in Emptiness he sings his empty songs, And his empty songs reverberate through Emptiness. Dear Jobar. Empty treasures are what the 3D world craves. Empty treasures are left at the graves. Empty treasures the world admires. Empty treasures a life defiles. Empty treasures can never provide, a life of wonder the universe supplies. Empty treasures are just that, empty of meaning, empty of fact. Empty treasures are all you will find unless you leave your comfort behind. Search for the truth, the search is within, where emptiness reigns is where you begin. Cheers. Malai5. |
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by kctan
Hey I'm a 3d being, of course I'll tend to use 3d as a way to relate my thinkings to you. If I were to start using some other way, do you think you can understand ? Dear kctan. When you read the material we post, it is designed to give you a universal perspective. If you can get your head around the view of the world, the 3D world, as being from outside of it, you can begin to see with more than 3D eyes. The opposite generally applies, think about it. We have gained this view by understanding the ''landscape'', how it is set out. Parallel worlds, hierarchy of dimensional worlds, the idea of three part of the self, all energetic. Little self/3D self Vs bigger self way of being in a 3D world. Droids and beings etc. The understanding of the ''hologramatic'' nature of worlds. All of this material is able to take you from 3D thinking to universal thinking. ''Give it a go''(thats an Aussie saying), you just might surprise yourself. Cheers. Malai5. |
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Can you picture for yourself this image, first picture a cube. Divide the cube into as many parts as possible (like a picture of a cube which is made up of dots). Start stretching the dots (every individual one of them !) from all direction. As you stretch the dots apart, try to keep it as a fixed cube of fixed dimension. Ok so far ? Now start to connect all the stretched points together & try to make them all converge at the same point while keeping the cube intact with it's fixed dimension. Last, explode the cube in all direction while maintaining it's original fixed cube shape with the above stretching & connections intact. Now draw a picture of such an image. This is for a finite & expressable 'object', try using an infinite & inexpressable 'object'. Have fun. I toe the line where mundane sanity stops & so called insanity begins, sometimes diving right in where mundane sanity & their definition of insanity does no justice to the word 'insanity'. So what's 'insanity' ? Is there really insanity or just a difference in perceiving our existence & relation to the infinite finite progression of limitless dimensions, existences & selves ? I digress but do you dare venture into such unknown territories or have you ventured into them before ? |
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Thats a great visualisation, almost went ''crosseyed'' doing it. We see where you are coming from and you are doing it your way, great. The universal way of perceiving ''reality'', is 180 degrees out of sync with what is seen as the ''norm''. Think about it. What is seen as reality, is a series of perceptional viewpoints of all individuals. Normality, is an artificially constructed ''agreement'' of parameters of thoughts and actions. ''Normality'', varies from culture to culture, the only commonality are the ''needs'', animal and emotional. The self imposed restrictions brought about by these ''norms'' are all that holds the whole ''pack of cards'' together. If people said what they really thought or expressed openly their intuitions and imaginings, we would ALL be considered abnormal or ''insane'', but in truth, we would ALL just be free, just be what we really are. What a wonderful world that would be. The truth of the individual would reign supreme and everyone would be free to GROW. Cheers. Malai5. PS Not only do we dare to venture into ''unknown territories'', we live there most of the time. Thats what is called, living the ''universal way''. |
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Contrary to the opinions of some, we are very rational people. One couldn't do what we do and not be. The universal material we receive is given to you all untouched. The explanations we give are translations to the 3D understanding. Thats what part of our ''job'' is. We are very aware how this world works in the 3D sense and are somewhat conversant with the ''universal'' view as well. We are very human, but are wearing ''two'' hats. Cheers. Malai5. |
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