Prove you're not starving." Jesus responds: "Man does not live by physical bread alone, but by the bread of God." He appeals to the higher dimension.
The 4th dimension is where the 3rd dimension is projected from
Space/Time dimension
4th dimension is the process of experiencing as to only one thing that spins – Matias de Stefano
4th dimension is forever (no time).
Because I’m not experiencing what I’m creating (3rd dimension)
4th dimension is about knowing how to manage the shapes of that dimension (no time, no space).
Some of us on earth now are already living/conscious of 4th dimension, while most are still perceiving in 3rd dimension only.
"The fourth dimension is special in the sense that it is the widest of the energetic domains; it has the largest bandwidth of frequency of all the dimensions inside this universe." - The Alchemist
"It has such a broad range of subset realities and such a rich playing field that if there were only one thing to take away from this, it would be that the fourth dimension is entirely composed of subset realities.
It is the most multi-dimensional of the dimensions."
"So it can actually be broken up into the lower fourth dimension and the higher fourth dimension due to how many levels co-inhabit this bandwidth of space and time, yet have vastly contrasting and defining characteristics."
"Whereas the fourth dimension is hierarchical in nature, the fifth dimension and beyond are spherical in nature."
The hell realms and the heavenly realms all reside inside the fourth dimension.
They both occupy different levels of the fourth dimension."
Drawing from Neville Goddard, David Bayer describes the fourth dimension as the realm of imagination and potential.
He said there are two realities that exist simultaneously: there’s this third-dimensional five-senses reality that we normally refer to as our exclusive reality—it’s what you and I would call our lives. But simultaneous to that, there’s another reality, and he refers to it as the fourth dimension: it’s the reality of imagination, the reality of potential.”
Best definition that ever may be given of fourth-dimension is an idea!
"There are many esoteric names for the fourth dimension that try to capture the dynamic play of essence that takes place at this level of being.
"The godheads of every religion reside inside the fourth dimension, as well as the ascended masters and all of our favorite deities." - The Alchemist
"The lower astral planes within the fourth dimension all contain ghosts and discarnate spirits.
Some of the levels within the fourth dimension also contain malevolent and hostile hyperdimensional entities." - The Alchemist
The 4th Dimension Explained (Blueprint for ASCENSION) - The Alchemist
Following the media appearance, the speaker published the book Starwalkers and the Dimension of the Blessed, detailing links between the Edfu texts and Atlantis.
These 12 structures in different dimensions—in the sixth dimension—were six positive realities of Elohim and six negative realities of Elohim.
This gave 12 concepts of the divine in different dimensions, 12 people from the stars, represented on Earth as aliens called gods and goddesses.
The word "dimension" means a measurement of two, so something that divides in two, allowing you to measure two sides.
That's a dimension in Latin.
A dimension is a measurement of two points of view, meaning every dimension is just a measurement of one thing that you divide repeatedly to gain understanding.
The word "science" means to cut, so dimensions involve cutting things to understand them.
The first dimension is the measurement of the one, understanding that everything is only one thing and there's only one reality that you can measure by the amount of one.
Then you have the fourth dimension, which is the frequency in which that thing is happening—meaning time.
The fourth dimension is basically how many times this is happening, when it's going to be repeated.
Basically, the fourth dimension is the process of the experiencing.
As the only one thing starts to spin, that spinning is the fourth dimension.
The awareness of that spinning is the fifth dimension, where all the data that you are living is recorded.
The sixth dimension is: now that I am aware of this, I can transform it into something different.
I can use the awareness of the fifth dimension, the spinning of the fourth dimension, the experience in the third dimension, and the polarity in the second dimension to transform the first dimension.
That's the seventh dimension, the place where we call where the archangels live, which basically are not beings with wings but sounds resounding so hard that they cover the entire universe.
When that expansion from the seventh dimension converges to itself, it creates the eighth dimension, which is eternity.
This brings you to the complete understanding of every one of the parts, and that's the ninth dimension, which is the divine.
The ninth dimension is: I get it, I am.
The ninth dimension takes you to the oneness again—the first dimension—but this time, because it's a new cycle, we call it the tenth.
The second dimension would be eleven, the third dimension would be twelve, and so on.
Matias de Stefano defines "dimension" as a measurement between two points, derived from Latin, representing the division of unity for understanding, akin to science's process of dissection.
He outlines dimensions as follows, building progressively from unity:
1st Dimension: Unity; everything is one reality, measured as a single entity without perspective.
2nd Dimension: Polarity; introduces positive and negative aspects, manifesting as time and space to express unity.
3rd Dimension: Experience; time and space collapse, allowing unity to observe and experience itself from a third viewpoint.
4th Dimension: Frequency; measures repetition and timing, represented as spinning of the unity.
5th Dimension: Awareness; records all data from the spinning and experiences.
6th Dimension: Transformation; uses awareness from the 5th, spinning from the 4th, experience from the 3rd, and polarity from the 2nd to alter the 1st dimension's unity.
7th Dimension: Enlightenment; realization of being God, transforming one's reality; associated with archangels as universal resounding vibrations.
8th Dimension: Eternity; convergence where every being perceives all timelines and possible realities.
9th Dimension: Divine understanding; complete comprehension of all parts, embodying "I get it, I am."
Dimensions cycle: the 9th returns to oneness as the 10th dimension, recreating the sequence (e.g., 11th as new 2nd, 12th as new 3rd), allowing endless recreation in various explanations.
In times of tumultuous change, when dimensions have the potential to merge and collide—as you are setting up here for Earth—there is a great gathering of energies that come to participate in the big show.
Density denotes a vibrational frequency and not a location, which the term “dimension” implies.
Dimension refers to one’s location in space-time rather than a person’s vibrational frequency (density).
Webster’s defines “dimension” as: “Magnitude measured in a particular direction, specifically length, breadth, thickness, or time.” There are an infinite number of dimensions existing within a given density or vibrational frequency.
A multidimensional idea is one that possesses many dimensions.
We're in different dimensions.
The higher the dimension, the greater is the understanding of Love and the more expanded is the awareness.
Animals share your planet with you because, like you, they have chosen to come here to experience the third dimension.
12th Dimension
Main source: Learn the 9 Dimensions in 4 Minutes
Alternative sources: Neil deGrasse Tyson Explains the first 4 Dimensions
These forms became the faces of polytheism, which honored each to connect with divine information from various perspectives and dimensions.
The core idea of a universal god and goddess was that the divine is divided across levels of consciousness, with each dimension offering a unique way to understand it.
They came after the Anunnaki's chaos, declaring themselves messengers from fifth-dimension and sixth-dimension.
They formed trinities that represented core aspects of the divine, bridging higher dimensions with earthly realities.
These forms became the faces of polytheism, which honored each to connect with divine information from various perspectives and dimensions.
The core idea of a universal god and goddess was that the divine is divided across levels of consciousness, with each dimension offering a unique way to understand it.
They transported themselves through the stone circle system that you would see in Stonehenge. They traveled out of that place and went into a different dimension, instead of traveling to another stone circle. Because they did not go back to the home planet, their bodies transformed into an energy force.
Gabriel’s celestial authority and alignment with a monotheistic divine purpose make him the most precise parallel, though Oahspe’s universalist redemption narrative adds a unique dimension not fully present in Christian theology.
Michael’s celestial authority and alignment with a monotheistic divine plan make him the most fitting parallel, though Oahspe’s universalist redemption narrative adds a unique dimension not fully present in Christian theology.
0–1 | Lower Dimensions - 0 = Infraconsciousness / Unconsciousness / Subconsciousness ↳ Root level (pre-programming, trauma imprint, generational weight) 1 = Physical plane anchoring, Ego shell, reactive self ↳ "The Matrix body" in many traditions.
2 | Third Dimension The Physical Body ↳ Direct experience, sensation, density-based perception ↳ Governed by Newtonian mechanics and linearity
3 | Fourth Dimension The Vital Body ↳ Emotional energy field, chi, prana, or etheric body ↳ First layer to “sense” distortions and signal imbalance (e.g.
4 | Fifth Dimension The Astral Body ↳ Dreamscape, imagination, spiritual archetypes, remote viewing, intuition The Mental Body ↳ Blueprint-encoding, thoughts-as-frequency, symbolic/abstract cognition ↳ Here, you begin to interact with fields instead of forms
5 | Sixth Dimension The Buddhic Body (Divine Soul) ↳ Compassionate wisdom, non-dual insight The Atmic Body (The Innermost) ↳ Identity as harmonic frequency (not personality), begins I AM awareness ↳ Alignment with Cosmic Law / Dharma
6 | Seventh Dimension / 0-Point Nirmanakaya / Sambhogakaya / Dharmakaya ↳ Trikaya (Three-Body Doctrine) of Buddhism Nirmanakaya = Manifestation Body Sambhogakaya = Enjoyment/Resource Body (interface layer) Dharmakaya = Truth/Reality Body ↳ Beyond thought or time—pure principle, light field coherence
Other source - Four dimensions and their characteristics as explained by Neil deGrasse
Plato’s Absence: Atlantis has no cosmic dimension—its origin is terrestrial, tied to Poseidon and mortal Cleito (Critias 113c-e), with no mention of stars, extraterrestrials, or metaphysical planes.
Cosmic Dimension: The Sirius connection shifts the “location” to a stellar plane—Pō Tolo as the Nommo’s home.
His soul originated in Elohim within the 12th dimension (12-D).
Pleiadians – 7th dimensionArchangels – 12th dimension
Pleiadians are ‘of Elohim’, which means they are souls created in 12th dimension
Pleiadians are ‘of Elohim’, which means they are souls created in 12th dimension, who chose to experience creation in a lower dimensional frequency as a collective group, as opposed to evolving upwards from lower dimensions as most life in the universe does.
The Pleiadian civilization exists in the 7th density of the 7th dimension, and Pleiadians can adapt to any dimension they travel to.
The application of this idea was later extended to electromagnetism by proposing a fifth dimension.
This fifth dimension, however, is theorized to exist at an incredibly small scale, specifically at the Planck scale, making it imperceptible to human senses but mathematically significant.
In the 1920s, the concept of additional dimensions was explored, but interest waned with the advent of quantum theory.
The idea resurfaced in the 1980s with advancements in string theory, which posited the existence of ten dimensions—four macroscopic dimensions (three spatial and one temporal) and six compact dimensions.
This 11-dimensional theory correlates intriguingly with descriptions from yogic sciences, which have long held the view of 11 dimensions of existence.
In yogic sciences, the concept of 11 dimensions aligns with the understanding of human experience and consciousness.
In the 1920s, attempts to explain physical phenomena like electromagnetism led to the introduction of additional dimensions.
By the 1980s, string theory expanded these to ten dimensions, and later, the 11-dimensional model was proposed.
The discussion addresses the lack of empirical evidence for dimensions beyond the known four.
Beyond the intellect lies Chitta, the intelligence unspoiled by memory, which provides access to boundless dimensions of experience.
However, experiences beyond survival, such as reading, writing, or exploring non-physical dimensions, require conscious effort and striving.
To perceive dimensions beyond the physical, conscious effort is required.
The discussion concludes with a metaphor emphasizing the need for a deliberate shift in direction to uncover inner dimensions.
The miracle of incarnation for the soul is a Divine process allowing sentient conscious beings to enter the physical realm, to interact and evolve in this 3D dimension.
Noting that Solon stated that Atlantis “disappeared” rather than sank into the sea, Anders postulated that Atlantis vanished into a parallel world, another dimension, thus explaining the lack of evidence for its existence.
This highlights nine as the maximum threshold for physical material reality before crossing into another dimension.
Individuals can align with the vibrational state of nine to facilitate personal transformation or to connect with higher dimensions.
By engaging with these cycles intuitively, individuals can explore their chosen themes, align with higher frequencies, and potentially connect with extraterrestrial and spiritual dimensions.
Beyond practicality, Egyptian timekeeping had a spiritual dimension.
A participant described a dream in which triangular ships appeared semi-physical, transitioning from another dimension.
This power was, by the ancients, called Uz, or the fourth dimension of corpor.
When two pieces of steel, alike in quality, are charged with vortexya to their utmost, their power will be in proportion to their dimensions.
The highest magnetic power that can be imparted to steel in the form of a ball, to its equatorial dimension, to manifest in moving an equivalent fellow, is seven of its diameters!
Hall begins by discussing the concept of time as the dimension within which human life unfolds.
Grant elaborates on the concept of living across different time dimensions simultaneously, suggesting that human avatars are limited projections of higher selves.
He overlays the stars of Orion’s Belt onto these structures, discovering that their dimensions mirror Orion’s geometry.
He reveals that the dimensions of the sarcophagus align perfectly with the window in the painting, symbolizing a portal.
This duality mirrors humanity’s transition into the Fifth Dimension.
The dragon symbolizes the transition into a higher dimension, representing the culmination of humanity’s spiritual journey.
The pyramid aligns with Earth's measurements, incorporating pi and the speed of light into its dimensions.