Multidimensional Arts are visionary,
creative and healing tools aimed at supporting a direct experience of our holistic
nature, allowing all diversities to merge into the same whole.
Within
this wholeness we acknowledge different frequencies of vibration and planes of
existence, which make the various dimensions. We are also aware that although all dimensions are parts of the same
wider reality, certain planes are based on denial or separate perception of
other dimensions. This seems to be the case for our human perception and
reality. Multidimensional Arts focus on expanding human consciousness, moving
beyond our limited perception and embracing a wider experience of who we are.
The
term “multidimensional” (from Latin multus - many, and dimensio,
from dimetri - to measure out) describes the presence of
several dimensions or aspects of reality. In ordinary language the term dimension usually
refers to the measurements that define the shape and size of a physical object.
Another similar use of this term involves the measurement in number of degrees
of free movement available in a given space, configuration or plane of
existence.
Dimensions
are considered in mathematics, physics and the scientific arena, as well as in
esoteric, occult and mystical teaching, included the shamanic experience. The
prevailing scientific theories suggest that there are at least 12 dimensions,
all existing simultaneously, while the main esoteric understanding is that
these dimensions or place are also 12.
Shamanically
a dimension is also considered as state of consciousness, indicating the level
of awareness and the rate of vibration of a subject no matter in which spatial
dimension they appear to be located. For example, human beings exist third-dimensionally,
though they can also access fourth, fifth dimensional or even higher levels of
consciousness.
Our approach towards
Multidimensional Awareness at the Institute employs astroshamanism and holistic
spirituality as technical and strategic references for our experiences and
investigations.
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