One of my favorite hobbies is reading and collect comics. Then I write reviews for related forums on the internet.
Reading this material has given me a vivid imagination and creativity. Reading a comic is an act of
creating a whole world in your mind. In fact, collectors refer to universes. (Marvel, DC, Image etc) and together these universes form an omniverse...and then there are several omniverses.
From time to time realities intersect and Batman (DC) meets Spider-Man (Marvel) to combat a threat.
And well, you may wonder what all this is about.
This hobbie has given me the idea about dimensions as worlds, a product of the imagination. Has given me the opportunity to truly understand that each head is a world and we live in a
multiverse.
In the past Laura asked about the chupacabra and the Cs said it was a window faller. So she asked if there was any chance of capturing that creature. The Cs said
(Something tells me that the analytical part of the brain asked the imaginative part "what are we seeing" and the imaginative part said well...uh...the chupacabra!)
Now:
1) Densities,
states of awareness in interaction with information. (for example, a school, there is a first grade, a second grade, a third grade and so on... a kid can only go to another grade when he/she has been able to learn his/her lessons)
2) Dimensions are a
human construct. (Let's say 30 children are in third grade, however, within that grade there are more advanced children, with different experiences and knowledge due to their emotional, social, economic, physical, climatic background and this shapes their dimension and perception of others )
So it seems like we are in this matrix dreaming each other.This matrix composed of densities (states of awareness) and dimensions (parallel/lateral realities)
In truth each head is a world... "And whoever saves a life, saves the entire universe".
Could we understand the Universe more deeply if we did not focus exclusively on the cold numbers of algebraic sequences?
What would happen then if we occupy both parts of our brain: logic and imagination?
(like the question asked to Morgan Freeman in the film Lucy )
Without a doubt we would be a Unit. We would obtain a consciousness capable of reading and interpreting the information of the Universe and act accordingly.