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- Thu Dec 06, 2012 4:42 am
- Forum: General Discussion, Q&A
- Topic: Violations of will (like physical force) in other densities?
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Re: Violations of will (like physical force) in other densit
And speaking of which, Calculus isn't a good example because it is based on a false premise... nothing in Calculus actually works in Nature. See Miles Mathis' paper, A Redefinition of the Derivative . Point being: try looking for answers that are outside of what you already know is wrong. Yes, perh...
- Mon Dec 03, 2012 6:20 am
- Forum: General Discussion, Q&A
- Topic: Violations of will (like physical force) in other densities?
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Re: Violations of will (like physical force) in other densit
6th Density, which is called the "density of unity" because you have an equal standing in 3D space and 3D time. 3D/3D = 1 (unity). Daniel, thank you. I must admit, that is a bit dismaying. So basically, everything "prior", say 4th and 5th densities, will still have this element of coercion and viol...
- Sun Dec 02, 2012 12:32 pm
- Forum: General Discussion, Q&A
- Topic: Violations of will (like physical force) in other densities?
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Violations of will (like physical force) in other densities?
Daniel, thank you as always for the insights. My question here is, at what point (or dimension, or density) does the imposition of one's will against another's, manifesting in 3D as simple physical material "force" for example, cease to happen? I guess it is a bit difficult for me to verbalize this ...
- Sun Dec 02, 2012 12:10 pm
- Forum: General Discussion, Q&A
- Topic: Relation to physical death?
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Re: Relation to physical death?
Daniel: many thanks for the reply. I admit I am having trouble visualizing/understanding but I will try re-reads of your other papers alongside this.
Other questions are coming to mind but since they are unrelated (I think) I will post separately. Thank you again.
Other questions are coming to mind but since they are unrelated (I think) I will post separately. Thank you again.
- Sat Dec 01, 2012 3:55 am
- Forum: General Discussion, Q&A
- Topic: Relation to physical death?
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Relation to physical death?
First, thanks to Daniel for his material and answers...all has been eye-opening and much appreciated. My question is, what is the relation of the densities, to mortal physical "death" as we know it? Some sources of info say that beyond the physical body is the "astral" plane...does that have any tru...