Higher-Dimensional Frameworks, Projection Source

"Master, lately I've been hearing so many people talk about Higher Dimensional Wisdom. Could you explain it to me again?"

"Higher Dimensional Wisdom is very simple. I have an 'I'; this attachment to self is Three Dimensions. Stepping out from the perspective of this 'I' is raising your dimension. It is absurdly simple—merely Buddhist wisdom wearing a different face.

It is another cognitive system and framework constructed by people to understand themselves and emptiness.

You can understand it as changing the soup without changing the medicine. It sounds and looks different in language and writing, but in truth, it is exactly the same thing.

For example, the unity of knowledge and action, or affliction being Bodhi—how does one raise Higher Dimensional Wisdom amid one's present afflictions?

Most of it is simply turning simple things complex, then deriving courses from them and teaching them. Some lectures are free, while others charge money for lessons on these theoretical frameworks.

This thing is not that complicated. The 'I' in Buddhism—the existence of an 'I' that ordinary people believe in—is Three Dimensions. What you see, hear, smell, and think from the perspective of this 'I,' and using that perspective to view and solve problems, is a three-dimensional holographic projection.

Simply put, whatever is in your heart is what you see. Everything is a reflection cast by your inner heart.

It could not be any simpler. It has been said countless times.

For example, you see someone and think that person is very good. At the very moment you think that person is good, the thought that they are good has arisen in your heart, and then you automatically judge them to be good.

Or you see a flower and think, What a beautiful flower. You distinguish it from the perspective of 'I,' then arrive