Time Perception and the 9th Dimension | What is Time?

What is Time Perception? How many dimensions are there? What is Time?

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Hello and welcome to the Ancient wisdom modern mind podcast and today I would like to share about a slightly different perspective on time perception and try to explained now time is actually a 9th Dimension.

Humans have a love/hate relationship with the clock, if modern idioms are any indication. Time flies when we’re having fun. It drags when we’re bored. Sometimes it’s on our side; other times it’s racing against us. The perception of time is fundamental to our experience and central to virtually all of our activities. Correspondingly, time perception was one of the earliest topics of experimental psychology and has been extensively studied for well over a century.

To understand the time perception, I combine Three Geometric Dimensions, Three Relative Dimensions, Two Temporal Dimensions and time as the Ninth Dimensional force.

Our perception of the sequence or order of time is because Temporal Dimensions are linear perceptual dimensions, which means we perceived in a one directional movement.

▶️ Breakdown of the Nine Dimensions: ✔Geometric dimensions: are spatial dimensions having physical quantities such as length, width, and depth. Until the 20th century, it was assumed that there was a three-dimensional geometry to the universe (its spatial expression in terms of coordinates, distances, and directions) and was independent of the one-dimensional time. • 1st Dimension is length • 2nd Dimension is width • 3rd Dimension is Light

✔ Relative dimensions: can be seen as the fabric of the Geometric dimensions and are what gives curvature to geometry. • 4th Dimension is Electromagnetism • 5th Dimension is a Gravity Field • 6th Dimension is Nuclear Force

✔Temporal dimensions: A temporal dimension is one way to measure physical change. It is perceived differently from the three spatial dimensions in that we can only experience it in a single direction, meaning that we cannot move freely in time but subjectively move in one direction. • 7th Dimension is Preference Awareness • 8th Dimension is Concept Construction • 9th Dimension is time (Quark Particle)

So what is the time dimension, since time is one of the temporal dimensions we can actually give it a name, and to expand this I would like to take a particle known in quantum theory as the quark and postulate that quarks are actually time particles.

My intention is to look at time from its subjective experience in higher states of consciousness such as meditative states that create the sense of timelessness or more popularly cal ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4VAvUupqi0k