Understanding Multidimensional Consciousness: A Path to True Self-Knowledge
There is no knowing who we truly are without understanding the multidimensional realities that shape everything about us
If we don't understand the realities that shape an individual, from multidimensional perspectives, we will never truly understand ourselves, much less anyone else.
This is the very point of our existence;
to know who we are
what we stand for
to consciously and purposefully discern our path and to completely understand our choices and accept their consequences.
Why is conscious awareness of our multidimensional perspectives important?
Our physical reality and existence are what anchor us to this realm; it is what makes us multi-dimensional.
It is the only way to access all dimensions and frequencies in this realm.
Because of this, the parts that constitute our being exist in multiple dimensions within this realm.
Anything and everything that resonates with our being, on mentioned dimensions, are felt by the anchored body: our physical body.
The issue is then ignored or passed over as things that just happen to the body.
But in reality, the body is telling us what is happening, what has happened, and in some cases, what is going to happen.
Worth mentioning is that every dimension is its own reality inhabited by other beings and consciousnesses that may support or push for our downfall: literally; because rising in frequency is the worst thing we can do in the eyes of those working against creation.
But that is for a different discourse.
With the above in mind, I estimate that less than 20% of our whole existence as multidimensional beings, is represented in the physical reality.
The rest of us are on a multidimensional drift while hunted, enslaved, and farmed for energy while claiming our gifts and tools for themselves.
So how can we say that we know ourselves, or anyone, and it's actually true without multi-dimensional consciousness and awareness?
We can't!
The conscious journey and path begin, and progresses, with increasing knowing of who we are:
of who you are.
Dane Anthony Broderick,
Dad and husband with multidimensional responsibilities.