If we grok five dimensions in terms of consciousness, along with the principal of the container and the contained, the world we live in becomes easier to understand. This post will add a few more thoughts on the mundane perspective. I have used the word 'dream' as synonymous for the term 'closed space'. That is because the ability to perceive closed spaces is the ability to dream. This is the human centric perspective.

Our consciousness resides in a physical body. We all understand that.

Our physical body needs a home, and that would be a physical house.

In the same way, our consciousness needs a home.

The first home our consciousness resides in is the physical body. If just that, we would be alone.

So the family is the first home our consciousness has in this respect. Mother, father, brother, sister, grandparents and so on. The family is a five dimensional object, with both inside and outside. There are important things to learn within the family. With little kids, we understand that they need to feel safe and cared for.

The second home is the kindergarten, and school. These are also five dimensional closed spaces, and like the family the schools are shared interactive closed spaces (dreams). In middle childhood we learn that there is a world outside our family, along with how to behave inside those. The family home is not the same as the schoolyard. Clubs are also closed spaces.

The workplace is another, along with religions and other interests.

If we recognise these things as five dimensional objects, we can stand either outside or within. With the five dimensional view, we also learn a sense of detachment. We can also understand why people become closed-minded, and even fanatical.

In the closed-minded person this is often because they are within a school of thinking (closed space) and have lost sight of what is outside, such as other viewpoints. In the fanatic, they are stuck inside a closed space and can't see out. The only rules for them are the rules of that closed space.

here is something to consider. When a religion tells us that god created everything, that is a trap for the consciousness. The new age introduced a similar thing by using the word "universe" to define something "higher". The word universe is also all-inclusive. The same trap. If we believe this is so, we negate the possibility of there being anything outside the religion or the philosophy in question, and we are stuck in there. See the trap?

Shared interactive closed spaces (dreams) are homes for consciousness, with like-minded people with common interests.

I won't waffle on here because it is not difficult to work this out, especially in bringing up children, and our own wellbeing. We just have to find a comfy closed space as a home for our consciousness to live in.

With that out of the way, and being able to see the five dimensional world view, we can examine some other interesting things.