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Energy which is not confined is force without limit, without dimension, without limits of form. It is infinity, cannot move because there is nothing beyond infinity, and is therefore outside the dimension of time. It is also beyond space because that concept implies that a specific energy form is limited to a specific location and is absent from other locations. But if energy is in the state of infinity, there are no boundaries, no here to
differentiate from there, no sense of area. Energy in infinity means energy uniformly extended without limit. It has no beginning, no end, no location. It is conscious force, the fundamental primal power of existence without form, a state of infinite being. Energy in infinity is said to be completely at rest and therefore cannot generate holograms so long as it remains utterly inactive. It contains its inherent capacity for
consciousness in that it can receive and passively perceive holograms generated by energy in motion out in the various dimensions which make up the created universe, but it cannot be perceived by consciousness operating in the active universe. Energy in this state of inactive infinity is termed by physicists as energy in its absolute state or simply, quote, the absolute.
Between the absolute and the material universe in which we experience our physical existence are various intervening dimensions to which human consciousness and altered states of being may gain access. Theoretically, human consciousness may continue to expand the horizons of its perceptual capacity until it reaches the dimension of the absolute, at which point perception stops because the absolute generates no holograms of or about
itself. So some pretty key ideas here, I would say, in this point about the time-space dimension. You know, obviously we're just defining generally what time and space are, but we're also putting out, I guess, the sort of hypothesis that consciousness itself really um is always part of this equation, whether if it's in a differentiated holographic form as we're talking about here, you know, in that consciousness instantiates itself in an absolute
universe worth of a panoply of ways, but its ultimate state is unified and at rest in the form of the absolute, and that we as human beings have the ability to perceive just a multitude of states between here and the absolute. And I mean, this really harmonizes with the world's spiritual traditions, particularly of the mystical flavor, right?
In other words, the idea that we're all one, that underlying all of the apparent diversity, there is this absolute or this one or this unified mystery that we're all uh derivative of or that we somehow differentiated out of. All right, 19, intervening dimensions. Since the absolute is conscious energy in infinity, i.e. without boundaries, it occupies every dimension to include the time-space dimension in which we have
our physical existence, but we cannot perceive it. It overlays everything as do many of the intervening gradients or dimensions through which the energies of the universe pass on their way to and from their home in the state of infinity or the absolute. To enter these intervening dimensions, human consciousness must focus with such intense coherence that the frequency of the energy pattern which comprises that consciousness, i.e. the brain wave
output, can accelerate to a point where the resulting frequency pattern, if displayed on an oscilloscope, would look virtually like a solid line. Achievement of this state of altered consciousness sets the stage for perception of non-space-time dimensions because of the operation of a principle in physics known as Planck's distance.
This is an aspect of quantum mechanics which applies to the fact that any oscillating frequency, such as a brain wave, reaches two points of complete rest which constitute the boundaries of each individual's oscillation, i.e.
movement up or down. Without these points of rest, an oscillating wave pattern would be impossible since the points of rest are required to permit the energy to change direction and thus continue vibrating between rigid limits. But it is also true that when for an infinitesimally brief instant that energy reaches one of its two points of rest and, quote, clicks out of time-space and joins infinity. See exhibit three, next page.
That critical step out of space-time occurs when the speed of the oscillation drops below 10 to the 33 cm per second, Planck's distance. To use the words of Bentov, quote, "Quantum mechanics tells us that when distances go below Planck's distance, which is 10 to the -33 cm, we enter in effect a new world." End quote. To return to our case in point, the human consciousness wave reaches such high frequency that the pattern of click-outs
comes so close together that there is virtual continuity in it. Then a portion of that consciousness is actually postulated to establish and maintain its information collection function in those dimensions located between time-space and the absolute.
Thus, the almost continuous pattern establishes itself in continuous phase at speeds below Planck's distance. But before reaching the state of total rest, human consciousness passes through the looking glass of time-space after the fashion of Alice beginning her journey into Wonderland. Wow. The Gateway experience, with its associated Hemi-Sync technique, is apparently designed, if used systematically and patiently, to enable human consciousness
to establish a coherent pattern of perception in those dimensions where speeds below Planck's distance apply. This holds true irrespective of whether the individual is exercising his consciousness while in his physical body, or whether he is doing so after having separated that consciousness from the physical body, i.e. the so-called out-of-body state mentioned earlier.
Okay. So, this is more esoteric, but this is really huge and I'm going to have to think about this because this notion of clicking out we would use this phrase all the time at the retreat to refer to when you're doing a you know, a Hemi-Sync meditation and you just like lose consciousness suddenly.
When I I talked about this in the other video, so I won't go on at length about this, but at first I really considered that to be just falling asleep during a meditation. But the phenomenology of clicking out versus falling asleep is different. And the more you ride the line between, you know, metacognitive, being self-aware, like understanding, "Okay, I am Michael.
I am meditating." And then just suddenly losing awareness and then you come back into, you know, in my case, my Michael-ness. The more you go in and out of those states, it's almost like you start to wear the line down or something. Like you start to become more aware in the {quote} clicked-out state.
And if I'm reading this correctly, it sounds like that's part of the point that you gradually be able to come aware of these expanded states of consciousness that are like clicked out, that are beyond space-time. So, this is really interesting. I'm probably going to reread or relisten to myself read, uh as cringe as that is, that part a couple of times.
All right, subatomic particles. The behavior of subatomic particles provides an interesting example of the phenomenon of clicking out discussed in the preceding paragraphs. In an article prepared for Science Digest magazine, Dr.
Dr. John Gleedman? Glydeman? I hope gly- glide sounds better than gleed. Manages the way in which subatomic particles communicate with each other once their energy fields become entrained as a result of colliding with each other.
The communication concerned is, of course, postulated to be occurring during the {quote} click-out phase in the oscillation of energy forms comprising the subatomic particles concerned. It is this cause which accounts for the cross-communication at what, in terms of space-time velocities, would seem to include speeds in excess of light. In reality, Einstein's theory of relativity is not being invalidated, but rather the
communication concerned is taking place outside the dimension of time-space to which the theory of relativity is strictly confined. Specifically, Dr. Glydeman tells us, {quote} "Quantum theory postulates a kind of long-range Siamese twin effect whenever two subatomic particles collide and then go their different ways." Even when the particles are halfway across the universe from each other, it says they instantaneously respond to
each other's actions. And in doing so, they violate relativity's ban on faster-than-light velocities. Indeed, regarding attempts to quantify what is known as the behavior of energy in dimensions apparently outside of time-space, Bentov speaks about {quote} "courageous physicists who are working on the hypothetical particles called {quote} tachyons, which move at speeds higher than light." The speed of tachyons starts just above the speed of
light and ranges all the way to infinite velocities. Um so, I don't know a lot about tachyons. I've heard of them. But yeah, I mean, they're really talking about one of the core uh pieces of phenomena that occurs in quantum physics, right? The spooky action at a distance, as Einstein called it, um entanglement. It really is, like this is something that's taking place in a dimension that is completely behind time and space, you know, the the
quantum dimension where time and space and distance and all of these things just don't apply. And this is why you hear the term, you know, quantum non-locality all the time because there are these states in which reality, or at least subatomic particles, can just completely transcend the rules of relativity. Like, you know, cause and effect doesn't apply. Uh transmission of information, like when you have two particles that are entangled, right?
And they allude to this here, and you shoot those two particles in opposite directions, it doesn't matter how far apart those particles are. If you measure one particle, the particle that it's entangled with will instantaneously take on an opposite value. So, like if you measure one particle and its spin is up, instantaneously, at that exact moment that you measure its partner, the other particle's spin is down. And this isn't about violating
um Einstein's relativity. There is no information transfer occurring between those two particles. It's just a feature of the weirdness of quantum theory. I did a video on this a long time ago, um when some physicists won the Nobel Prize for breakthroughs in quantum theory. If you want to check it out, I will link it.
Now that we've postulated the legitimacy of the assertion that the energy forms which compose consciousness can move beyond the time-space dimension, we need to turn our attention to the energy forms which inhabit those dimensions between time-space and the absolute. In doing so, we may better perceive the form that reality assumes when we encounter it in those intermediate dimensions.
In this context, Bentov tells us that {quote} "The causal relationship between events breaks down. Movements become jerky rather than smooth. Time and space become grainy or chunky. Perhaps a piece of space can be traversed by a particle of matter in any direction without necessarily being synchronized with a piece of time. In short, a pair of events will occur in either time or space, the pair not being connected causally, but by a random fluctuation."
What Bentov means is that inside the dimension of time-space, both concepts apply in a generally uniform way. There is a proportional relationship between them. A certain space can be covered by energy moving in either particle or wave form in a certain time, assuming a specific velocity virtually anywhere in the time-space universe. The relationship is neat and predictable.