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10thdim · 01-13-2010, 01:11 AM

Hi TraineeHuman, and others, interesting and insightful comments. A few things to clarify - with this way of visualizing the dimensions, our fourth dimensional reality is the shadow of a fifth-dimensional hologram, and the sixth dimension is as high as any physical objects familiar to us from our universe are expressed - all of that becomes an enfolded single point within the seventh dimension. This leaves an awful lot of room for us to get to other incompatible universes, still within other points within the seventh dimension. Does the God that created our universe reside in the seventh dimension then? Some people have suggested that's the case.

The eighth dimension would contain some extraordinarily complex universes that are derived from changing or oscillating constants, and Garrett Lisi's E8 rotation also says that eight dimensions is all we need to define any physical universe.

The ninth dimension in this way of visualizing is not objects at all, although there would be fractal patterns, preferences, meme structures that help to narrow down the possibilities, and some people might say that's where the God that selected our universe from out of the omniverse resides, in one specific region of the ninth dimension.

The tenth dimension is more like the zero we start from in my animation - any attempt to disturb the beautiful enfolded symmetry of all possible and impossible patterns of information summed into a single point of indeterminate size immediately spills you back into the dimensions below. This is also a place where ultimate enlightenment might reside.

To my way of thinking, ten dimensions is plenty, but of course some people say there are infinite dimensions. I prefer to say that there are infinite possibilities contained within the tenth dimension.

Here's a blog entry that contains a number of videos that continue this discussion, if you're interested in this point of view:
http://imaginingthetenthdimension.bl...ultiverse.html
Also, this one provides another approach to visualizing the dimensions that some people are finding useful:
http://imaginingthetenthdimension.bl...nd-corner.html

Peace,

Rob

01-13-2010, 01:11 AM	#23
10thdim Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada Posts: 4	Re: Imagining the tenth dimension Hi TraineeHuman, and others, interesting and insightful comments. A few things to clarify - with this way of visualizing the dimensions, our fourth dimensional reality is the shadow of a fifth-dimensional hologram, and the sixth dimension is as high as any physical objects familiar to us from our universe are expressed - all of that becomes an enfolded single point within the seventh dimension. This leaves an awful lot of room for us to get to other incompatible universes, still within other points within the seventh dimension. Does the God that created our universe reside in the seventh dimension then? Some people have suggested that's the case. The eighth dimension would contain some extraordinarily complex universes that are derived from changing or oscillating constants, and Garrett Lisi's E8 rotation also says that eight dimensions is all we need to define any physical universe. The ninth dimension in this way of visualizing is not objects at all, although there would be fractal patterns, preferences, meme structures that help to narrow down the possibilities, and some people might say that's where the God that selected our universe from out of the omniverse resides, in one specific region of the ninth dimension. The tenth dimension is more like the zero we start from in my animation - any attempt to disturb the beautiful enfolded symmetry of all possible and impossible patterns of information summed into a single point of indeterminate size immediately spills you back into the dimensions below. This is also a place where ultimate enlightenment might reside. To my way of thinking, ten dimensions is plenty, but of course some people say there are infinite dimensions. I prefer to say that there are infinite possibilities contained within the tenth dimension. Here's a blog entry that contains a number of videos that continue this discussion, if you're interested in this point of view: http://imaginingthetenthdimension.bl...ultiverse.html Also, this one provides another approach to visualizing the dimensions that some people are finding useful: http://imaginingthetenthdimension.bl...nd-corner.html Peace, Rob