Consciousness & the Dimensions

Consciousness is a scale, and you are on it somewhere, dimensionally. Where you sit decides how much of reality you can take in.

That narrow band we spend our whole lives in is actually purgatory, the middle of the scale, suspended between time and space with no clear way forward or back. It is the chasm I speak about all the time.

People have tried to measure the scale for a long time. The old contemplative traditions mapped states and stages of awareness in fine detail centuries before we had the word neuroscience. Modern work circles the same ground from the outside, studying how the brain builds your experience as a controlled guess, corrected against the senses, which means the reality you are standing in is partly a construction you are running. The physicists remind us that the three dimensions we move through are a sliver of what the math allows, that we are reading a few channels of a signal with many more. The Vedic traditions mapped the subtle bodies. Everyone has something to add.

Fig.1. The consciousness scale as a cylindrical spiral with chutes and ladders, the band where the Mission becomes reachable marked in the register of love and truth, beside the dimensions drawn as the opening spiral.

Here is what I think.

The Mission becomes reachable in a particular band, up past control and reason, in the register of love and truth. Below that band, your Code stays an idea you hold, while the shoulds keep running you. The dimensions are the levels you climb past the linear, three-dimensional mind, the spiral opening into more than one direction at once. When you make the turn after the rim and start to see dimensionally, I mean that literally. You reach the sixth sense and beyond, and you stand in another dimension of your full self.

And here the real magic happens. You begin to experience an entirely different world.

Fig. 2. The Turn after you go into a dimension amd how it can open you up and take you anywhere you want to go. This is the full spectrum and dimensional architecture.

For most of a life, the mind runs like the line on the left, one direction, forward only, reading the world exactly as the eye delivers it, which is to say inverted and reversed and already one step removed from what is there. This is the linear, three-dimensional mind. It will get you fed, housed, and promoted, and it is still the smallest room in the house.

After the rim, the line makes its turn, and this is the move the whole graphic is built around. It folds. As Madeleine L'Engle put it in A Wrinkle in Time, a straight line is not the shortest distance between two points. The single track opens into a spiral, and the spiral throws off many directions at once, past life and future life and the parallel ones running alongside, the layers you can only see holographically, at too many angles for the old mind to hold.

That opening is what I mean by seeing dimensionally, the same reality read from densest matter to most refined Sorce, with far more of it available to you at once. The line was always right for where you stood. The turn is what lets you see the rest of it.

This is also the territory we are quick to pathologize, the place where people get called bipolar, or whatever the label is, when they see and experience new realities. I believe this is one of the places we stop ourselves. The angels, the way intuition speaks to us, the sense that reality holds far more dimensions than we admit.

I read a book my friend Amber suggested, Anastasia, part of the Ringing Cedars of Russia series, and it fully disoriented me. The woman in it lived in the Siberian taiga with no structure around her. She ate plants, and insects cleared her pores. She was fully in her energy, able to reach telepathically for whatever she wanted. Some people point to quantum physics to explain this. And most of us still refuse to believe it.

I remember as a child how much being a good citizen mattered to my parents. Show up together, do the work, get good grades, stay in your lane, be a team player. I believe this is part of why we are limited by our own minds. The culture built it so we rarely live in our full power or reach our own truth. That is a problem.

I have seen the inversion since I was a little girl, and then I was thrown off the scent and medicated. My own consciousness moved two years ago, in September, just after a transmission from Amit The Storyteller I had been digging deep with. One day I woke up, and everything was a lighter, brighter color. I mean it truly. The world looked like an entirely different place. I thought at first I was having a stroke. It turned out to be the start of the release. I began to see the world of the Inversion, upside down and inside out, and I could not unsee it. From that point forward, everything started to speak to me.

After ~175 businesses I have invested in or worked with, I can tell you every entrepreneurial journey is a spiritual one. I had a client whose band lifted in a single session, one of those aha, you-are-kidding moments, and what became visible to her, invisible the week before, was simply that she matters. You have no idea how it feels to say, no, I am good, I know what is best for me.

Prompt for you to work on:

Notice where you are reading reality from today. Control, reason, or love.

No judgment, just notice which one is driving.

It happened recently for my friend N.G. Khamarji, who had been circling something inside his industry for a long time. We spun around and around for two months and then all of a sudden he flipped. After two sessions, he sent me a full transmission of what he had seen: that the industry itself is the veil. He embodied it and moved up.

You raise your band the way you fill your Pattern Atlas, by living the experiences that grow you. You climb it by living it, by fully embodying it. Leapfrog a step, and you still go back and live it. That part is essential, or the house of cards comes down.

With Love,

Rache

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Disclaimer: Not to be used as medical, legal, or financial advice. These are my opinions only which I have researched and studied with my own approach, which includes introspection, time in nature, documentation and pattern-making, along with reading thousands of books, publications and white papers. Please, if you are called to reference it, reach out. I would love to be in community together.

Resources

Consciousness as a measurable scale

• Casali et al. (2013), a theoretically based index of consciousness, the perturbational complexity index, which measures the level of consciousness from the complexity of the brain’s response to stimulation, Science Translational Medicine ResearchGate

• Dehaene and Changeux (2011), Experimental and Theoretical Approaches to Conscious Processing, Neuron

The brain builds the reality you stand in

• Friston (2010), The Free-Energy Principle, Nature Reviews Neuroscience

• Clark (2013), Whatever Next? Predictive Brains, Situated Agents, and the Future of Cognitive Science, Behavioral and Brain Sciences

Expanded and altered states as brain states

• Carhart-Harris et al. (2014), The Entropic Brain, a theory of conscious states from neuroimaging, Frontiers in Human Neuroscience

• Lutz et al. (2004), long-term meditators self-induce high-amplitude gamma synchrony, PNAS

How culture shapes non-ordinary perception, the discernment point

• Luhrmann et al. (2015), voice-hearing across the USA, India, and Ghana, where American patients leaned on diagnostic labels and violent commands while Indian and Ghanaian patients more often described rich relationships with their voices, British Journal of Psychiatry