Can someone explain to me the theory behind alternate dimensions based on your belief?

Question

Can someone explain to me the theory behind alternate dimensions based on your belief?

Answer 1

based on people who raised kundalini,and myself,if you dont receive cosmic consciencness(attaining a vast area) Then if say your in a room you know,everything will be at right angles to them selves, in the 4th dimension, the desk will be four desks..it was brought to my attention,after a book i read that the sign of the cross is at right angles to itself  there,would be the peace symbol of the Hopi.in n**i Germany however they tilted it and it became the swastika. the origin would have escaped meaning if it wasn't a spiritual symbol.

but it was written about by the last true metaphysicians,Blavatsky-ledbetter--and the like.and its also called Armenian garphalpha.(maybe not spelt right).which is also extremely old.

so this experience might be well known around the world for a long time.

Answer 2

To me it is robotic jargon.

Answer 3

Flatland by Edwin Abbott may be of some help

http://www.gutenberg.org/etext/97

we perceive 3 dimensions (or 4 if time is counted. Some don't count time as a real dimension)

things which were entirely in dimensions other than those which we can pecieve would be completely invisible to us. It's only with shared dimensions (a portal/wormhole?), and where the co-ordinates are close that  would we be able perceive stuff in annother dimension.

I prefer "planes" to dimensions, as otherworldly entities usually appear to be more than simple 1-D points/lines (which is what you'd get with 1 dimension in common)

If you allow the mental/absract "world" to exist it's own dimension set then many problems disappear. The objects/symbols there don't seem to have to obey the laws of physics. (regardless of what dimensions physical objects/things still have to obey the laws of physics)

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Much of the stuff about extra dimensions is about turning curved lines, into straight lines, making the maths simpler!

Likewise statistics can use THOUSANDS of dimensions to convert complex relationships into simple linear relationships.