July 01st, 2024

Someone asked me to explain the dimensions recently as to why I named my books and website the 12th dimension.  It motivated me to write about it here.  

Before we can help others heal, we have to focus on healing ourselves first. This healing isn’t just about fixing our physical body or our emotions; it involves clearing and balancing different levels of our being, which are called dimensions. There are twelve dimensions in our system, each with its own set of rules and ways it works.

What Are Dimensions?
Dimensions are like different levels or layers of reality. Each dimension has its own energy and operates according to specific rules. Imagine water, which can be ice, liquid, or steam—these are different states of the same thing, just like dimensions are different states of energy. All dimensions exist together in the same space, but they vibrate at different frequencies.

The Dimensions and How They Work:
1st Dimension: The Grounding Earth
The first dimension is all about the earth and physical existence. It’s where we find the basic elements and laws like gravity. This dimension is like the soil where plants grow, representing our survival and connection to the earth. You can connect with this dimension by feeling the ground under your feet or imagining yourself rooted deep into the earth.

2nd Dimension: Our Ecosystem of Life
The second dimension involves plants and animals, which follow natural instincts to survive. Here, everything is alive and interconnected, forming an ecosystem. It’s like how birds know how to build nests or how trees grow—everything operates on basic survival instincts. This dimension represents the life support systems that work automatically, even when we’re not aware of them.

3rd Dimension: The Intellectual Mind
In the third dimension, we become self-aware and start using our intelligence. This is where we think logically, make decisions, and live based on what we know. It’s like how we go to school, learn, work to earn money, and use our five senses (sight, sound, taste, touch, smell) to interact with the world. Here, we see ourselves as separate individuals, focusing on personal achievements and day-to-day survival.

4th Dimension: Creativity and Intuition
The fourth dimension is where magic, imagination, and intuition come into play. Here, we start to realize there’s more to life than just what we can see or touch. It’s where concepts like time travel, karma, and psychic abilities exist. This dimension helps us understand that energy and emotions can affect our lives and that we can attract positive or negative experiences based on our thoughts and feelings.

5th Dimension: Pure Love and Connection
In the fifth dimension, we experience unconditional love and unity. Fear and judgment disappear, and we start seeing ourselves as part of a larger whole. It’s like living in a state of pure happiness and peace, where we feel connected to everything and everyone. This dimension is where we understand that time is just an illusion and that everything is interconnected.

6th Dimension: Sound and Vibration
The sixth dimension is where thoughts and ideas start to take form. It’s all about sound and vibration, which create patterns and shapes. Think of it like a tuning fork that resonates and creates harmonious sounds. This dimension helps us understand how energy patterns shape our reality and connect us on a collective level.

7th Dimension: Group Consciousness
In the seventh dimension, sound creates shapes and forms life. It’s like watching sand on a speaker vibrate into beautiful patterns when music plays. This dimension represents cosmic harmony and the light of angels, where high-frequency sounds create the structure of reality. It’s about understanding how vibrations influence creation and existence.

8th Dimension: Mastery and Divine Gifts
The eighth dimension is about mastering our divine abilities. It’s where the divine mind manifests the galaxy and all potentials exist. This dimension helps us realize our connection to the universe and our role in creation. It’s like tapping into a higher level of intuition and insight, where we can understand and harness the power of our gifts.

9th Dimension: Christ Consciousness
The ninth dimension involves higher consciousness and self-realization. It’s like reaching a state where you understand your place in the universe and can connect deeply with spiritual wisdom. This dimension represents a state of unconditional love and unity with the divine, where we experience profound spiritual awareness.

10th Dimension: Cosmic Consciousness
The tenth dimension is where intention creates reality. It’s like the yin and yang, where everything is balanced and interconnected. This dimension helps us understand that everything we experience is part of a larger cosmic plan and that we have the power to influence reality through our intentions.

11th Dimension: God Consciousness
The eleventh dimension is about universal consciousness and the merging of dualities. It’s like the big bang, where everything begins and is connected. This dimension represents the merging of male and female energies, yin and yang, and helps us see that we are all equal yet uniquely different parts of the whole.

12th Dimension: Universal Consciousness
In the twelfth dimension, we experience total unity and connection with everything. It’s like realizing we are all reflections of the divine, and there is no separation between us. This dimension represents the ultimate state of oneness, where we understand that we are all part of the same universal energy.

Understanding the Planes With Examples

The planes are levels of existence within our solar system. There are seven main planes, ranging from the physical to the spiritual. These planes interpenetrate each other, meaning they exist together, not separately. Think of it like how different radio stations can be tuned into the same space without interfering with each other. Each plane has its own vibration and contributes to our overall experience of reality.

Planes are like different layers or levels in our world and beyond. They are places where things exist and happen, each with its own unique characteristics. There are seven main planes, and each one plays a role in our life and the universe.
1. Physical PlaneDescription:

• The Physical Plane is where we live our everyday lives. It's made up of everything we can see, touch, and experience with our five senses. Think of it as the world around you—the trees, buildings, your friends, animals, and even your own body.

How It Works:

• This is the most familiar plane because it’s where we spend most of our time. We eat, play, sleep, and do all our daily activities here. The rules of science, like gravity and time, are at work on this plane.

Example:

• When you run in the park or play with your dog, you’re experiencing the Physical Plane.

2. Astral PlaneDescription:

• The Astral Plane is a bit like a dream world. It’s where our emotions, dreams, and imagination come alive. You can’t see it with your eyes, but it’s there.

How It Works:

• This plane is full of feelings and thoughts. When you dream or have strong emotions, you’re touching the Astral Plane. It's like a world where your mind and emotions can create and experience things.

Example:

• When you have a vivid dream about flying or visiting a magical place, you’re exploring the Astral Plane.

3. Mental PlaneDescription:

• The Mental Plane is where our thoughts and ideas live. It’s like the brain of the planes, where thinking, learning, and understanding happen.

How It Works:

• Here, your thoughts can take shape and become real ideas. It’s like a giant library or computer where all the knowledge and information exist. When you learn something new or solve a problem, you’re using the Mental Plane.

Example:

• When you figure out how to solve a tricky math problem or come up with a creative idea for a story, you're working on the Mental Plane.

​4. Buddhic PlaneDescription:

• The Buddhic Plane is all about love, intuition, and a sense of oneness. It’s where we connect with others on a deeper level and understand things without needing to think about them too much.

How It Works:

• This plane helps us feel deep love and unity with everything around us. It’s where true compassion and insight come from, beyond just what we think or feel. It’s like having a deep understanding of the world and people without needing to analyze it.

Example:

• When you feel a strong sense of empathy for someone or suddenly understand something profound about life, you're experiencing the Buddhic Plane.

5. Atmic PlaneDescription:

• The Atmic Plane is the plane of spiritual will and purpose. It’s where we find our true calling and the inner drive that guides us.

How It Works:

• This plane gives us a sense of direction and motivation for our life. It’s like having a compass that shows us our true path. It’s where our deepest goals and the will to achieve them come from.

Example:

• When you feel inspired to pursue your dream or know exactly what you want to do in life, you’re tapping into the Atmic Plane.

6. Monadic PlaneDescription:

• The Monadic Plane is where our spirit or soul connects to the greater universe. It’s like the core of our being, where our essence or true self exists.

How It Works:

• On this plane, we understand that we are part of something much bigger than ourselves. It’s where the spark of life and the essence of who we are come from. It’s like being part of a huge cosmic family.

Example:

• When you feel deeply connected to nature or the universe, you’re experiencing the Monadic Plane.

7. Logoic PlaneDescription:

• The Logoic Plane is the highest plane, where creation and the source of everything exist. It’s like the blueprint for the universe, where all possibilities and potentials start.

How It Works:

• This plane is the source of all existence. It’s where the big ideas and the fundamental patterns of life come from. It’s like the master plan for everything in the universe.

Example:

• Imagine a place where all the stars, planets, and even life itself began. That’s the Logoic Plane.

How the Planes Work TogetherThe planes aren’t like layers of a cake, one on top of the other. Instead, they’re more like different radio stations that can all be playing in the same space. They overlap and interact with each other, meaning what happens in one plane can affect the others.
For example:

• When you have a strong emotion (Astral Plane), it can influence your physical body (Physical Plane) by making your heart race.
• When you learn something new (Mental Plane), it can give you a sense of purpose (Atmic Plane) and help you understand the world better (Buddhic Plane).

Understanding these planes can help you see how different parts of your life are connected and how your thoughts, feelings, and actions interact in ways you might not have noticed before. By exploring these planes, you can gain a deeper insight into yourself and the universe.  
You can find more information on this website here.  

The Red Ferrari 
Author of 
Get the Soulmate and Dump the Rest
Love In The 12th Dimension
How To Manifest Your Soulmate
Rediscovering Abundance