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Where
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by Linda Heron Wind, Ph.D. "Where am I?" is a question I frequently hear people asking in this time of many changes. The "where" usually refers to life as in "where am I in my life?" And the "how" refers to the steps one might use to attain a goal. As the vibrational rate of Earth continues to shift, perhaps a more useful question is, "what dimension am I in?" and "how do I shift to a different one?" We have all been well trained to ask questions which pertain to the physical 3rd dimension because our culture is based on the belief that what we see and hear with our physical senses is reality. Now that the vibration of Earth has shifted, I believe that we are all operating on the principles of the 4th dimension of energy and archetypes and the 3rd dimensional principles no longer work. The questions, "What dimension am I in?" and "How do I shift dimensions?" become much more important questions when we realize that creating workable solutions must come from a dimension higher than the 3rd. What are dimensions? A new theory in physics, string theory, postulates twelve
dimensions of reality, the 3rd being only one of them. In metaphysical
studies, the awareness of other dimensions is the basis of accessing knowledge
and healing, and techniques have been developed for moving into these
other dimensions. We know that the atoms that make up our bodies are constantly
vibrating and their rate of vibration determines the dimension, and level
of information, that we can access. How can I use this information in my life? To make this information practical in your day to day experience,
you can identify the dimension or level of consciousness at which you
are functioning by the types of questions you ask and how you talk about
your experience. 3rd Dimension 4th
Dimension 5th Dimension The three P's Illusion feeds fear How can I use this to work with
other people? It is important to note that giving feedback to others about what dimension they are functioning in is not appropriate unless they have specifically asked you for feedback. A more appropriate response from you when you see that someone is drawn into the drama of the 3rd dimension, is to stay in the 5th dimension yourself and feel love and compassion for their perspective. If you use your awareness to judge where the other person
is and feel the need to help them change their perspective, you have just
jumped into the drama of the 3rd dimension yourself - and we know that
will change nothing. If the person has asked for your feedback, you can lovingly ask questions regarding the pattern of the experience. "Have you experienced this or felt this way before?" "Can you see any pattern to what you are experiencing as it is related to your past experience?" Again it is not up to you to tell them what the pattern is. You can present possibilities, such as, "Does this relate to a feeling of being the victim and have you ever felt that way before?" If the person comes up with a pattern that they can see clearly, and they still want further feedback, then you can ask the purpose question. "Even though this doesn't feel very good right now, I wonder how this experience and pattern is serving your highest good?" Again it is not up to you to tell them, it is up to them to discover it. Loving and compassionate questions come from the 5th dimension. Advice comes from the 3rd. Be in the moment How can this information lead to greater mastery of myself? When you are working with your own experience and you find yourself in a 3rd dimensional drama, there are several things you can do. The first would be to clear the emotion. There are many ways to clear emotion, the quickest being to simply breathe into the part of your body where you are feeling the emotion and then exhale the energy. Continue until you feel the energy of the emotion dissipate. It is OK to express your emotion as long as you are not projecting it - since we know that whatever goes out comes back at least ten fold. You can speak it into the Earth for recycling or into a stone that can be buried or thrown into water. The point is that you are conscious about what you are doing with the energy of the emotion rather than just throwing it out there because it feels good to do so in the moment. The second thing that you can do is to shift into a higher vibration and then come back to the experience and ask the pattern question. There are also many ways to shift vibration. Breathing, meditating, practicing gratitude, singing, dancing, being in nature, affirmations, inspirational reading are some of them. Find what works best for you so you can put it in your spiritual tool bag for when you need it. Once you have shifted your vibration and found the pattern, you can move on to the purpose question. The master's path is Hopefully this leaves you with a new set of questions to ask about your experience. Embracing yourself as a multidimensional being means that you are much more than a physical being operating in a physical world, or as Dorothy said in the Wizard of Oz, "Toto, we're not in Kansas anymore." I think we can safely conclude as we pause to take a good look around us that we are not in "Kansas" anymore either. If Kansas is the 3rd dimensional reality and Oz is the 4th dimension of energy and archetypal patterns, we need to learn the rules of Oz, because like it or not, that is where we are. Listen to your questions and pay attention to what it feels like when you are in a particular dimension. It is the subtle feeling awareness that will tell you where you are; only then can you choose where to go from there. Being the master Gratitude each day If you have comments on these articles or ideas for future topics, call Linda Heron Wind at (585) 924-5620 or send e-mail to LHWind@aol.com. Heron's Home | About Heron | Calendar | Newsletters | Articles | Workshops | Books and Tapes | Mystery School | Circle Page last modified Feb.2, 2002 by RMC |