So there you have the truth in front of you - whether you choose to accept it is certainly your very own choice (you do have three degrees of freedom of choice, so use each of them well!).

There are a few thoughts I would like to leave you with before I depart from you and allow you to contemplate the lesson I have provided you with today.

Firstly, I mentioned on a variety of occasions that the life of a being is dependent on two things: one of these was the dimensional constraint of their universe, and the other was the form of higher dimensional matter entering their lower dimensional world. I used this terminology because I thought it would simplify matters for you, however I'm sure the more perceptive three dimensional beings (of whom I should think most are human!) have thought that the matter of the higher dimension is itself dictated by the existence of another figure in an even higher dimension, and so on and so forth. I therefore ask you to try to contemplate the infinite source which is responsible for the events which take place at all dimensional levels. Not an easy task, certainly! I do not expect you to understand this source but by merely acknowledging your limits of understanding you will learn a great deal.

Citizen of 3 dimensions, I should hope that at least some of you have been given insight into this vast universe, and understand that it not only allows for higher dimensions than your world, but requires them! I hope you are now able to understand that just like the first and second dimensions are concepts of which you feel you have full understanding, there are higher dimensions than you that look down on you and regard you with that same elitism masked as "knowledge". As I explained before though, while we may gain more of this "knowledge" as we gain new higher dimensional perspectives, the essential questions of life, such as the nature of causation, will remain just as intangible. In addition to this thought, I leave with a riddle. Up until now we have shown that each dimension has been determined by the events of a greater dimension. But do we not have reason to believe that the very opposite is just as true? That the origin of events lies in lower dimensions, and that the events that take place at higher dimensions are causally determined by the net results of events in lower dimensions? Or perhaps all dimensions exert mutual forces on each other simultaneously? This is what some of your philosophers have considered a "holistic" perception of causality. I leave you with this antimony as a puzzle to solve for our next encounter.

I fare thee well, and remind you that truth is far more rewarding than pride. Continue to think analogically of the dimensions until it becomes characteristic of your thinking. And then you will be ready to understand.

N-cerely,

N

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