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| Our night sky. (Which begs the question : How did we get THIS picture then?) |
This means not only do the same patterns repeat themselves on a larger or smaller scale, but that they also repeat themselves on at different frequencies on the vibratory continuum.
So, we can use the knowable to interpolate the, as yet, unknown. Our view of the world is limited mostly to our own scale, and our own frequency, but we are in the process of stretching our consciousness into the the levels of scale above and below ours, and to a lesser extent, into the frequencies of being (dimensions) above and below ours.
We can stretch our sight farther out into the known universe with the Hubble telescope, and using various deep space information gathering devices.
And yet our perception has only penetrated a very tiny ways, and our ability to recognize larger patterns of movement over time is in it's infancy.
The same is true with our understanding of the microscopic world.
Particle physics theorizes about the structure of the world on a nano level, all the way down to 12 string theory, where the differences between matter and energy grow hazy.
On matters of frequency, or dimension, theories abound and yet measurement, in a scientific sense, is mostly absent. Anecdotal evidence, or feelings and visions are where we get the most information. Speculation on beings that are less dense;(ie. spirits and ghosts), or more dense;(ie. aliens, transdimensional visitors, high density entities, etc...) is almost purely in the realm of the WooWoo still, and receives mostly scorn from the world of science. The question of Dark Matter is just beginning to be explored.
This blog will proceed with the working premise that there is an unknowable, but presumably infinite scale of both frequency and scale, and that cycles on a larger scale or nearby frequency affect events in our own "knowable" world.
For example, imagine for a moment that gravity and electromagnetic effects on frequencies (dimensions) just above or below our home frequency has slight effects on ours. This is a pond that science has not yet begun to dip it's toe into, at least that I can find...

I am intrigued! Keep it coming!
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