i've been thinking about this some more. . .
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Originally Posted by ziplock
My body is more aware of the 3rd dimension then my mind. My mind is more aware of the 4th dimension then my body. Though we can easily observe the connection between them all. That is to say, the body isn't unaware of the 4th dimension, it just experiences it differently. The process of this is seen in how information is processed via the body. The body takes in much more information from our physical environment in the moment then our conscious mind is aware of. Of course, what we experience as the moment via the body actually is slightly delayed, so it's not really the present at all but the past. Anyways, this is filtered down and what I consciously experience is a very simplified and reduced version of the mass of information that was received. In the same sense, my body is only slightly aware of my mind's 4D experience. The conscious flow of experience, thought, emotion, motivation, inspiration, etc, etc, etc. My mind experiences much more of this then my body does, my body gets a simplified, reduced version of the mass of information that was received via the neural activity, chemical/hormonal adjustments, etc.
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Originally Posted by ziplock
I attempt to utilize this worry, to keep myself aware of possible potentials and formulate options that would maximize my personal efficiency in said situations. If someone gets in a car accident for instance, I want to minimize my time where I have to think about options as time is of the essence. This is because I have invested characteristics of myself, of my 4D experience, into this person, even though I don't know them. They mean something to me, and I want to do my best to do what I believe they want to do, help them live. And this extends beyond just the 3D representations of people. I empathize with their situations, their emotions, their fears, worries, insecurities, and again, I see myself in them. I want to help them live. In that sense, I find a great, great amount of beauty in fear, in worry, in concern. A great deal.
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think we're talking about the same stuff. you're describing a development of your 4d sense, while i'm describing the development of a link or channel to an already existing 4d aspect of myself.
there's no evidence behind it to prove this, but i can't shake the sense of an infinite, comprehensive universe with no lack of possibility. it just sits so beautifully with my conceptions on frequency, infinity, fractal nature of reality, etc that i admit i take it a bit for granted. but if we can represent things as frequencies and use that to build machines which shape our experience of reality, maybe the experience of reality itself can be represented as a range of frequency. and if a specific experience can therefor be represented by a specific frequency, perhaps degrees in frequency can account for all potentials within experience. . . "filling" as it were the playground of our universe.
but anyway, if these infinite potentials exist and my existence affords me a means of accessing them for personal experience, there must be a way of doing what i'm already doing "better;" as in producing more favorable results within my personal experience. these potentials and the experiences they produce are fathomable to me, but the aqueous, quantum, higher-d membrane they occupy is beyond direct comprehension. thus when i say i wish to develop my connection to higher self, i mean two things. firstly, i mean to connect myself to an awareness which
can comprehend that membrane by imparting my preferences to it that it may navigate a pleasant voyage. and secondly, for every possible encounter along the way, i mean to channel the potential for action which is most reflective of "me." because somewhere, on some level amongst the potentials in their infinite depth, i am acting in every possible way, under every possible circumstance, with every possible result. i wish to channel that action and thereby produce that result which accords with the vision i have for myself and my life: a process which relies heavily on imagination. i feel we are all doing this channeling anyway, each and every second of every day. i mean only to do so more conscientiously.
this is where i draw a line between consciously making something happen and consciously being there for the happening. i feel that if i'm only there to make something happen -- to manage the variables of my circumstance to the extent of my knowledge and experience -- i'm really only enforcing a condition of friction upon everything i do. it's unavoidable, because what i would have happen will always conflict with another's will. so i choose to disengage myself from that power struggle and just flow with experience. . . or i try to, at least. i don't want to struggle! i'm worn out from it. and now that i'm trying to be done struggling with others, i'm struggling with myself and my old habits! ah, this cumbersome reality of ours. but if i may refer to analogy, i'm ready to start developing my relationship with it beyond just dragging it behind me like a dead weight. it can make me stronger if i do the proper exercises with it, and i believe we have both found this to be true. the only difference between you and i, my friend, is a difference in regimen.
another good example is humor. humor requires a kind of multi-d awareness when you think about it. to crack a joke on the fly, thoughts must be manipulated and connected non-linearly in order to conceive something funny. and despite being an extremely creative process it happens in a flash: no sooner does the circumstance arise than the joke rolls off the tongue. you might call it a moment of inspiration. what i've set about doing is to focus myself in that inspiration every moment of every day. maybe that will help clarify some, but what are your thoughts?
