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.
It’s basically what we call science. 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. It doesn’t matter what it is; it has no perspective—it’s just one unity.
That same thing can also be seen from two perspectives: positive and negative. This positive and negative creates the polarity that manifests two options of the unity, called time and space. Through time and space, the unity will be expressed.
When time and space collapse into one another, they create the third one, which is the option of experiencing a third different point of that only unity. It’s basically the unity staring at itself and experiencing itself.
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.
Once you get the transformation of that, you become enlightened because you understand that you are God—you are transforming your own reality. 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. It is the resonance, the vibration of the understanding of the whole through times and space.
When that expansion from the seventh dimension converges to itself, it creates the eighth dimension, which is eternity. Eternity is that every being is living everything, and you can perceive every timeline and every possible reality.
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. It’s a recreation of itself once and again, but it can be explained in many different ways. That’s a summary.