William Bodri

[Korpo]

What could one NOT have on higher dimensions that one has here?

Direct, immediate consequences for your actions you cannot evade (a direct, inevadeable karmic law).

I read an interesting thing in the book "Seat of the Soul" yesterday. Even if you do not consciously evolve your self, karmic effects evolve you. Karma brings you back as lesson what you unconsciously or consciously put out there. You could accelerate the process by making it conscious, but it is an unceasing evolution of your self.

This process can be accelerated deliberately or slowed, but it cannot be evaded, making evolution inevitable. Similarly nothing is fixed and changes constantly (thought at different rates). This does not only help to preven stagnation, it also obsoletes each approach headed for stagnation sooner or later.

Guess we all signed up for a big jump in our evolution, like it or not. That seems to be part of the deal.

Oliver

[ButterflyWoman]

What could one NOT have on higher dimensions that one has here?

There's a saying: the reason we need time is so that everything doesn't happen all at once. Time is a function of space (you know, the whole space-time continuum?), and space is a function of the material world. No space, no time. Without time, it's impossible to learn most of the lessons we can and do learn here.

[sono]

Love the "We need Time so everything doesn't happen at once" ! Wish I understood more subatomic physics, love reading books about it (eg Michio Kaku's!) but the equations etc leave me standing. . .