Metatronics combines the structural philosophy of life, Life is in the shape of a circle, and the Theory of Dimensions.
Whereas self-examination works by examining events, things, and problems that actually occur, dimensions provide a framework for the factors observed during self-examination.
The philosophy of life being circular consists of three parts:
- Six-stage self-examination
- The three stages of being
- The self
The theory of dimensions consists of three dimensions that interact with each other:
- The third dimension (3D), Information and interaction
- Fourth dimension (4D), Mind and thought
- Fifth dimension (5D), Consciousness
Third dimension (3D), Information and interaction <- Six-stage self-examination
The third dimension of information and interaction also includes events, issues, and problems. Although problems can sometimes be related to thought structures or ways of thinking, they ultimately originate from information in the third dimension. An event, issue, or problem is therefore the starting point for examining the event, issue, or problem.
The fourth dimension (4D), Mind and thought <- The three stages of being
The fourth dimension of mind and thought includes thinking, interpretation, and thought structures. Understanding, acceptance, and letting go of the three stages of being are tools that work in the mind and thought. Understanding also acts as a bridge between the fourth and fifth dimensions.
The fifth dimension (5D), Consciousness <- the Self
The fifth dimension of consciousness includes observation, examination and questioning of thoughts, but also the perspective brought by intelligence. The self functions in consciousness and is equal to consciousness.
Integration
In Metatronics, consciousness is the basis of everything, from which thinking derives its observer. The mind and consciousness, in turn, need the information and interaction of the third dimension to construct thought structures.
Self-examination begins with examining the events and things contained in third-dimensional information and interaction, moving on to examining the ways of the mind and thinking as well as thought structures, always ending up with one’s own self, the self.
The learning process thus begins with awareness of one’s own thinking and physicality. After this, integration is a wave-like learning process.
When self-awareness is achieved through self-examination, consciousness itself becomes a visible factor. The self stage and the fifth dimension of consciousness (5D) merge into one.
Life is circular—philosophy and the theory of dimensions merge into a single, unified whole called Metatronics.
