Elisabeth McKay

If the fourth dimension is our chronological time, and then if you do any digging into string theory or other things that talk about dimensions, there are other possibilities that exist in the fifth dimension.

I'm not necessarily going to go deep in describing those right now, but most of what people who are spiritually seeking or trying to find God, etc., what they're trying to find is actually fifth dimension and beyond.

where people unfortunately go when engaging in psychedelics, weed, medicine ceremonies.

And if you're listening to this, I'm giving air quotes.

You often are getting stuck into the liminal space between the fourth and the fifth dimension.

Some may call this the astral realm.

Some may call this the spirit realm.

It is a place where time distorts.

Time exists, but it distorts.

Think about somebody smoking DMT, which, by the way, I have not done.

But a very common way to describe it is that you feel like you were gone for a really long time, but it's about 20 minutes.

How is that possible?

It's because you are moving out of our chronological time, but you're also still somewhat aware of the passage of time.

So when you come back, it still feels like it was a very long time.

So there's still a concept of the passage of time.

It's just not the same as what we experience in our everyday sober lives.

That is why I call it the sticky web.

When people talk about astral projection, remote viewing, dream spaces, etc., or even from a Christian perspective, kind of battling in the spirit, oftentimes what we are talking about is that space in between.

And one of my biggest frustrations from a spiritual perspective about this,

medicine journeys is that you're not actually going high enough to be communing with actual God and I believe the parts of the spirit realm that you want to be interacting with.