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Just curious if anyone "believes" in realms beyond the 3D physical world we live in. For me, it's my default setting. Among other things, I believe that we see only a small slice of reality. For some, those who "open up" see more clearly but are often ridiculed for their awareness. I've had quite a few experiences, some very dramatic and one in particular that I believe saved my life. I couldn't fathom not believing of things unseen.

 

My learning journey has drawn me into connection with quite a few teachers (non academic) that are well known and my personal evolution has been circuitous. It's been a wild ride to say the least.

 

My beliefs are not a passing theoretical interest but rather a way of life. I feel that it has enriched my life beyond measure.

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Absolutely. 
 

And I believe we were created with an innate hunger to search out and experience things beyond the physical realm. Humans have been searching for a “higher power” for millennia. People do that in all sorts of ways, some beneficial and some dangerous. 
 

I have had dramatic experiences with the love and power of God, through Jesus Christ. I encourage anyone else who is hungry for “more” to search him out. He is the bread of life and nothing else satisfies. And if anyone wants to hear stories of the supernatural realm breaking into the physical to bring healing, hope, and freedom from addiction and suffering, just ask. Happy to share. 

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With all due respect, let's steer clear of the religion aspect in accordance with forum rules. Not that it's any less a component or plays a less significant role in this arena, but rather to keep the discussion between the guard rails.

 

The visible light spectrum is roughly from 380 to 700 nanometers. Beyond that on either end is the infrared & ultraviolet spectrums. Some animals & insects can see in those areas but because we don't see it doesn't mean that it doesn't exist. We're just oblivious to anything in those spectrums.  This is just in the 3D arena.

 

Moving beyond the 3D world can be challenging. Most often we are conditioned to believe that it doesn't exist. Our minds then screen out what it's been conditioned to believe is nonexistent and we "don't see" it, yet that object or scene is still there.

 

The military for a long time had been researching enhanced human performance potential. The one area that I'm most familiar with is the Remote Viewing program. One of the most compelling facts about this phenomena is that it's a science based methodology primarily designed for intelligence collection. It's been proven to work and does have some limitations.

 

Remote viewing is defined as the learned ability to use two inherent kinesthetic human abilities to detect and decode four-dimensional waveform data into coherent three-dimensional thought form, and to further objectify this data into two-dimensional medium. 

 

A more understandable definition from the DOD is (paraphrased from memory) The learned ability to transcend time & space, to view people, places, and things remote in time & space, and report on the same.

 

Again, I have direct experience with this phenomena and it works. It can provide information that is not available by any other means. It's teachable which implies that all humans have the potential to tap into it and go beyond the physical. If one is firmly rooted in this 3D world, this sounds crazy and I understand that. Once the veil of skepticism lifts, a new reality perspective emerges.

 

My sense of it is that all humans have this "conduit" that can reach beyond our 3D world. Some are naturals and don't require any training and it just comes naturally to them. For others, it does require training and effort to open that conduit.

 

Physicists tell us that there are 11 dimensions. I have difficulty wrapping my mind around that. Not that I don't believe them. Maybe I just don't have enough RAM & gray matter to fully comprehend that fact. I'll keep trying.......

 

An interesting read are several books about human consciousness by Dr. Eban Alexander. His experiences dramatically present a vivid world beyond the physical. There are many interviews on Youtube with him that are worthwhile watching if not inclined to read his books.

 

It's an amazing world out there.......

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The world is the same for all of us as we're bound by the same physics and universal dimensions, however humans have the ability to expand their consciousness.  

 

I've never met a person who took a hallucinogenic trip and looked at the world the same way after.   

 

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Some anthropologists believe that the use of entheogens or "plant teachers" are responsible for early man's first understanding of consciousness.

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These might be of interest.....

Dr. David Morehouse, former Ranger company commander (1st & 75th), former CIA remote viewer.

Dr. Eban Alexander is a neurosurgeon  who had an amazing NDE.

 

 

 

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Here's another one that might be of interest. Dr. Cicoria, struck by lightning has a NDE. He was one of my surgeons and has an incredible story to share.

 

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