Copy: What Is the nature of Reality?

[GRANT]

Reality is now, where you are aware.
In my opinion, delusion is when we're out of the norm.
Grant

[-asalantu-]

¡Hi, all!

At Part 2 of his Treatise on Projection, Robert Bruce states:

The commonly accepted names for the seven known levels of existence, from lowest to highest, are: Physical, Astral, Mental, Buddhic, Atmic, Anupadaka and Adi. These higher planes are similar in structure to the astral dimension but at a much higher level of consciousness and are completely separate from it. In between the different levels are intermediary areas or buffer zones, sometimes called lower sub planes.

¿Really? ¿No more than seven levels? Seems to be a boring reality to reach the top... and, then... ¿what happens?

For me is more realistic to be able of to reach as high as own capacity allows, and evolve limitless. As the more we progress, new challenges arises, new capabilities need to be developed and mastered.

Above ladder always there is space. God level is unreachable.

Sincerely,
Ángel

[GRANT]

Hi Gang,
I believe levels expand just like fractals. Observe the Mandelbot fractal---if you traveled too deeply, how would you ever how to get back to that place. Although similiar, the realms may not be exactly the same--as the Mandelbot shows. Its possible to believe you're where you think you are, because of the similiarities. Maybe that's why some dreams are confusing; you're where you think you are; but you're not, you're in a similiar place. One wrong turn and confusion takes place, because you know where you are, but things are not quite right and you can't figure out why.
Grant