As channeled by Marcia Wilson
October 29, 2000
     
        
If you travel to different countries there are so 
many experiences that
vary that we sometimes seem lost.  The food, the 
culture, the behavior,
even the way we appear physically to others is 
strange or may not seem
so strange, but appears to be different in a way 
we cannot define.  The
environment, of course, is either what we are 
used to or so totally
different that it takes a new way of living or 
perhaps a different way
of dressing in order for the body to adjust.  The 
language may be
understandable or too difficult to contemplate.  
At that point of lack
of language, we fall into patterns of behavior 
which we can understand -
the look from the eyes, the smile of the mouth, 
the body language.  Even
then, we must realize that we can find that what 
is acceptable in one
country is not acceptable in another.
      
Dimensions are like countries.  Dimensions are 
places that are different
where the language is unknown and those 
inhabitants may appear unlike
any you have seen.  What this does is cause a 
separation.  What we
cannot understand we tend to reject.  Dimensions 
are habitats of levels
of beings.  These beings may or may not follow 
the human form.  They may
or may not be of the range of intelligence that 
is on earth.  This
intelligence can be of a different form because 
it has developed and
deals with things that require a variety of 
intelligences not needed on
earth.  Dimensions are not easily traveled to as 
it takes skill and
patience and time and understanding to do so.  It 
is not as if we can
say take a right turn and you'll find us there.  
Sometimes these
dimensions are of light that is not visible as 
they are in a higher
range than can be perceived.  Thus, the area or 
space or dimension is
missed.
       
      
Dimensions exist, but it is not necessary that 
they become known by name
or reached with the mind.  What is wise is to be 
aware that as in all
things there is the known and the unknown.  The 
unknown is not for all
for like students in school, one must progress 
through the grades of
experience and understanding to reach out to that 
which is not visible.
      
Why be aware of dimensions at all?  Why not?   Is 
it a fearsome thing to
think of "other"?  Is it that we expect areas to 
be as countries with
standards that we can measure?  Our standards are 
few.  We accept each
other.  That is the main standard.  We love one 
another.  That is
another standard.  Beyond that, it is not 
necessary to go at this time.
Whether you accept that there are other 
existences or not, be aware of
the dimensions of standards that you carry 
within.  Are they restrictive
or do they allow for 'other'.  Is there 
acceptance there?  And is love a
foundation which can stretch beyond the unknown?   
Practice where you
are.  Be aware where you are and when the time is 
right, perhaps you,
too, will be able to take the adventure into 
other dimensions.
 
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