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<\/a>Our eyes are only capable of seeing a tiny sliver of all the magnetic waves that exist.<\/p><\/div>\n
“Deepak, ask him whether he believes in the 4th dimension. After he says, ‘Yes,’ ask him to point to it.”<\/p>\n
He can’t. He can’t even imagine it. Our brains are incapable of even imagining it. They’re hard wired for only 3 physical and one temporal dimensions. Unfortunately they make a perfect playground on which Social Conditioning can make it’s stamp
\nof reality only consisting only of what our 5 senses are capable of experiencing. Note that even our eyeballs, as advanced as they are, are only capable of sensing a tiny fraction of the lightwaves that are (Conveniently coined the “Visible Spectrum”)<\/p>\n
Isn’t that the same as Spirituality? We can’t point to it, but we know it’s there.<\/p>\n
It’s the “Mythic” dimension, which is constantly at right angles, known as “eternity”, to the arrow of time.<\/p>\n
“Eternity is in love with the productions of time,” said Blake.<\/p>\n
Why?<\/p>\n
Because like a beautiful work of art needs a canvass to act as a medium for manefestation, even in some sense acting as “foil,” eternity needs the “foil” of time and space to act as “relief” in representing it’s message of the infinite.<\/p>\n
Think about it. In order to represent something moving, you have to have another thing standing still, or the message can’t be conveyed.<\/p>\n
In the same way, in order to convey the message of “revelation” you need to have the backdrop, the blank canvass, if you will, of a mundane, restricted, and merely mechanical “Worldview.”<\/p>\n
Without the Labyrinth, there wouldn’t be the adventure, the magical thread that leads one out.<\/p>\n
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If I were going to help Deepak in his argument with Leonard (Leonard Mlodinow) I might say: “Deepak, ask him whether he believes in the 4th dimension. After he says, ‘Yes,’ ask him to point to it.” He can’t. He … Continue reading