Third vs Fourth dimensions

 This is my understanding as of now.

“Surrendering to the universe bridges the gap between choice and manifestation, unlocking the door to immediate happiness.”

In the third dimension, there is both space and time, whereas in the fourth dimension, only time is present. For instance, when traveling from point A to point B in the third dimension, one must use a mode of transportation, such as roads, waterways, or air travel. In contrast, in the fourth dimension, the moment a choice is made to go to point B, one is already there. In the third dimension, to experience happiness, one must take action to manifest their preferences, and then they can find happiness. However, in the fourth dimension, whatever is desired is instantaneously present the moment it is thought of, leading to immediate happiness.

In the third dimension, there is a gap between the time we desire something and the time it becomes a reality. But in the fourth dimension, there is no gap between our choices and their manifestation. This raises the question of how something can happen instantaneously. While we may not be able to comprehend this using our human minds, which operate within the confines of the third dimension, we can still grasp the concept. The idea is surrendering.

In the third dimension, if one chooses to buy a car, a house, get married, have children, or pursue any other goal with the belief that it will bring peace and joy, the human mind formulates a plan to accumulate the necessary resources, be it through employment, business endeavors, or even unethical activities, depending on one’s level of consciousness. They then work towards achieving that goal, which may take some time. However, those who surrender to the universe, divinity, or God, according to their beliefs, do not focus on the material objects but on the essence, such as peace or joy. They do not create a specific plan but instead do their best in each moment (living in present moment), leaving the manifestation of their choices (not desires) to the universe. This is the act of surrendering to the universe.

Living in the present moment is the most productive way to live life. By observing how much time we waste thinking about the past, future, or worldly issues, we can see the importance of being present. Additionally, we often focus on material objects, thinking they will bring us peace and joy, only to realize they are not enough and we need to seek something else. Instead of getting caught up in the “how,” trusting the universe to provide may result in a car, house, or something else that perfectly embodies the essence you are seeking, all in a more harmonious manner. 

On our planet Earth, we have many individuals who have surrendered themselves to the universe and live in peace and harmony. When this art of surrendering reaches a deeper level, the gap between our choices and their manifestation disappears.

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