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**shaun1111** · **shaun1111** love User ID: 168927 05-17-2013 05:40 PM **Posts: 1,144**

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Adveser Wrote:

How does one perceive extra dimensions?

I like my cube analogy. you are a giant sphere surrounding a cube. Now, there are three plot points on the sphere. Once you are aware that you are not either one of these three plots, you are all three and the entire sphere.

You take the three points on the sphere.

Point A sees the cube as a box. He sees only a red square.

Point B sees the cube like a dice from his perspective. He sees two trapezoids and a square that are yellow, blue and red.

Point C sees three diamonds of equal proportions that are orange, violet and green.

As you can see all three perspectives have vastly different opinions on the dimensions and shape of the cube they are viewing.

However, the 5D observer, being able to rotate the cube horizontally, vertically, by breadth and the various forms of spin and rotation he can be at all points at once since time does not exist in his world. At once he sees through the cube that it is not only all six colors and all the ways it was measure by the three points, but he sees all the measurements that could possibly exist based on an infinite set of points and the colors: he sees every shade and color possible as the three colors merge in every combination possible.

The Black Box Concept
http://psiextras.forumotion.com/t6-the-b...ox-concept

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