Did you ever wonder where a stray thought, mood, or feeling came from? Did you ever ask yourself, "Why do I feel this way?" Do you wonder if all that you are is all that you can see, or if there is more to life than meets the eye? According to string theory, there are multiple domains.
A domain is a world, for instance, the four dimensional world we live in has three dimensions of space and one of time. It is an electro-magnetic world because everything is an electromagnetic field and light is electro-magnetic radiation. When the Essenes said, "We are children of light," I believe that what they meant was that we are light, or at least that is how we appear in this domain. We are projected into this world as a light array endowed with limited intelligence.
We are multi-domain beings and exist in multiple dimensions and domains at once, though we may not be aware of it. That is because each of us is made of parts and that explains the parts consciousness theory. So if you are made of parts and some of those parts exist in other worlds, how come you are not aware of them? That's a good question.
Have you ever stood near the ocean and watched huge waves crash on the shore on a sunny day? Though the weather and wind is calm on the beach, there is a storm at sea and it affects the size and force of the waves, the entire ocean, in fact. It is the same with experiences in another domain. Part of you is experiencing something in another place and you are feeling it, but not understanding where the feeling is coming from. Sometimes it is a feeling of happiness and at other times it may be sadness or any of the many feelings and moods that wash upon the shore of our lives throughout our existence.
Most of the world is unseen. We know that our world is made of tiny particles, called subatomic particles, but what controls the particles? If you put enough of them together they make each thing in our world, even our own bodies. An array of those particles can even be your body, but what tells the particles how to organize into your body? That intelligence and force certainly isn't seen. That is because it isn't electro-magnetic and therefore we can't see it or touch it.
Because we live in an electro-magnetic world, we are equipped with senses that detect electro-magnetic fields, but the fields of energy that move particles are just the opposite, they are magneto-electric. That means they can exist all around and through us and yet we are unaware of them and their effect, or are we?
When you look out the window and see the trees moving, you know that the wind is blowing. You can't see the wind, but you see its effect and know that it is moving the tree. When you feel something but don't know why, perhaps it is the effect of something you can't see, because it exists in another domain, and yet, in a way, you are aware of it's effect and therefore you do know it exists. I have never seen the wind, only the effect of the wind, but I know it exists.
Now this brings up an interesting idea. If there are things happening in another domain that you have no control over, then are you responsible for your feelings, thoughts, actions? The answer is, yes, and no. The reason is that you are still responsible for your actions here and how you react to moods and feelings, because you have the ability to think and learn and even to imagine a multi-domain existence. It is your ability to think and imagine that gives you a chance to start understanding the true nature of human existence and also to understand the implications of your thoughts and actions.
Don't forget, if you are experiencing the effect of events in other domains, you must also be affecting those domains with your actions and experiences in this domain. That means that a thought or action that seems to have little or no consequence here may have a profound effect somewhere else. Because you can think that thought and empathize with the other parts of your self that experience the effect of those thoughts feelings and actions, you must take some responsibility for them. That is part of spiritual maturity. I know this seems complicated, but I believe people have been aware of this on some level for thousands of years.
Consider karma, or the Biblical admonition, "As ye sow, so shall ye reap." You may argue that means when you go to heaven you will be rewarded or that if you come back into this world and lead another life you will have to pay for transgressions but you will also be rewarded for good actions. What if the lives that you reap the rewards or consequences from is happening right now? What and where is heaven, in light of our understanding of multiple domains? Heaven is the unseen world where creation takes place. Doesn't that sound like the domain where the intelligent force that organizes our world exists? Could it be that heaven fits in with string theory and karma? Even the Newtonian law that for every action there is an equal opposite reaction fits into this line of thought.
This isn't so different from the concepts taught in the New Testament of the Holy Trinity. Jesus said he was the Father and the Father was Jesus. Could it be that he meant that he existed in multiple domains at the same time? He said that heaven was neither here nor there, but that it still existed and the Father was there. Jesus also said that each one of us was the same. He said, "I go to be with my Father and your Father." So, in other words, we each exist in this world while our father, exists in heaven, and yet, we are the Father and the Father is us, which means that part of us exists in another unseen place where creation takes place, another domain.
That is multiplicity, one of the hardest of all concepts for a human mind to grasp and yet, once you do understand it, you won't fear death or life and you will understand where those moods, feelings, and thoughts might originate.
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