Blog Post #9: Philosophical Jungle Cruise After Watching Interstellar

Blog #9

            Some philosophical jungle cruising after watching Interstellar:

You can love someone who is dead

∆Love=Multi-dimensional

Love=God

∆God=Multidimensional

God=Love

God=Spiritual

∆Spiritual=Multidimensional

            Here’s something I posit: the spiritual is of higher dimensions. “Heaven” or the spiritual could possibly be another dimension that we are not fully equipped to interact with.

            One notion that follows is that the spiritual does not exclude the physical, but includes it! Just as the fourth and fifth dimensions don’t exclude the first three, but simply build off of them.

            A second notion is that it, or heaven, could all be right here, and not “up there”—we simply cannot engage it with our primary five senses because it is of higher dimensions. The “out or up thereness” of it does not then speak of the physical distance, but of a dimensional one.

            God then, is here in this room.

Physically, God occupies anywhere there is space. Equally. But can interact with different aspects, namely humans, more.

           

            In this rom for instance, there are billions and billions of physical atoms, of which is a human being. So physically, yes, God occupies the whole space of the room—anywhere there is atomic material. However, perhaps, as I might believe, there is a part of us that also goes beyond the 3^rd dimension/physical into the other dimensions, the spiritual. The soul we might call it.

            Because of this, God can interact with me on a higher plane of existence than he/she (when talking of this, and in light of God’s enormity, gender almost seems to dissolve!) could this notebook. Because while I’m physical, I am also spiritual. The notebook is not.