12-19-2014, 07:07 PM
(12-19-2014, 07:41 AM)andreazzi Wrote: I am really dedicated to the understandig of this critical concept of space/time and time/space. This is the most direct question Don asks about this concept that I could find in the material, but Ra clearly uses Don's concept of Inner planes to explain it, but it doesn't mean much to me...
There is this portion:
Quote:71.6 ↥ Questioner: As an entity goes through the death process in third density and finds itself in time/space, it finds itself in a different set of circumstances. Would you please describe the properties or circumstances of time/space and then the process of healing of incarnative experiences that some entities encounter?
Ra: I am Ra. Although this query is difficult to answer adequately due to the limitations of your space/time sound vibration complexes, we shall respond to the best of our ability.
The hallmark of time/space is the inequity between time and space. In your space/time the spatial orientation of material causes a tangible framework for illusion. In time/space the inequity is upon the shoulders of that property known to you as time. This property renders entities and experiences intangible in a relative sense. In your framework each particle or core vibration moves at a velocity which approaches what you call the speed of light from the direction of supraluminal velocities.
Thus the time/space or metaphysical experience is that which is very finely tuned and, although an analog of space/time, lacking in its tangible characteristics. In these metaphysical planes there is a great deal of what you call time which is used to review and re-review the biases and learn/teachings of a prior, as you would call it, space/time incarnation.
The extreme fluidity of these regions makes it possible for much to be penetrated which must needs be absorbed before the process of healing of an entity may be accomplished. Each entity is located in a somewhat immobile state much as you are located in space/time in a somewhat immobile state in time. In this immobile space the entity has been placed by the form-maker and higher self so that it may be in the proper configuration for learn/teaching that which it has received in the space/time incarnation.
Depending upon this time/space locus there will be certain helpers which assist in this healing process. The process involves seeing in full the experience, seeing it against the backdrop of the mind/body/spirit complex total experience, forgiving the self for all missteps as regards the missed guideposts during the incarnation and, finally, the careful assessment of the next necessities for learning. This is done entirely by the higher self until an entity has become conscious in space/time of the process and means of spiritual evolution at which time the entity will consciously take part in all decisions.
Inner Planes
Basically, when they say "inner planes" they mean that literally. The planes are within you. So when you dream at night, and your consciousness withdraws from this physical world, you are perceiving inner planes. Dreams take place in time/space.
All planes of existence are merely focuses of attention -- even the physical world, which, is the most "outer" plane of them all, to my understanding.
Now, what makes something "outer" or "inner"? The distinction is created by the "self" or "ego". The self is the line, barrier, or demarcation between "where we are" and "who we are". It creates the distinction between inner and outer. Wherever your consciousness focuses creates an inner projection and an outer projection. The inner projection is "mind", the outer projection we call "matter" or "body".
So if you astral project, you moved out of phase with the physical plane (stepped back as it were), and what is "inner" and "outer" has now changed. If you are on the middle astral, the lower astral is now "outer" to you, and the higher astral is still "inner" to you. The "outer" is your body now (an ethereal time/space thoughtform body).
When Ra uses phrases like "space/time" and "time/space", they are indicating an orientation towards one side, or the other, of a specified continuum of experience. So "space/time" means "orientation towards space", and "time/space" means "orientation towards time".
For the most part, 3-dimensional space is understood. You can understand the tangible framework world of up/down, left/right, and forward/back. Those are your tangible dimensional expressions. But when we get into the concept of time, which is a fourth dimensional construct, it becomes a little more nebulous to most people. You move into a realm of nonlocality. This is why it becomes more intangible.
One important concept to grasp about space/time and time/space is there are vast areas on that continuum between "purely polarized toward space" and "purely polarized towards time". And in fact, it this factor precisely, which is why there are different planes of existence.
The more you are polarized towards space/time, the more tangible the illusion becomes, the more polarized you are towards time/space, the more intangible the illusion becomes.
The planes closest to the red ray physical energies, while not "physical in the strictest sense of the word" are still highly oriented toward space/time, and are still very much tangible. So the astral planes, for example, still comprise "form" and can be tangibly experienced. That is why, for example, your dreams resemble your physical life (among other, more obvious reasons). When you die, and are occupying your attention on the "astral planes", it is similar to being in a very conscious lucid dream. The reality very much resembles your physical reality, but it is much more malleable than physical energies.
If you go higher up in the planes (which are even more "inner" and more "pure time/space energies", you begin to leave tangible reality behind altogether. It becomes more of a conceptual, and purely mental experience. Even higher still it just becomes pure consciousness or beingness.
Anyways, I hope this helps your understanding Andreazzi. If you have any questions, feel free to ask.