We Relate to Others Differently When Seen from Different Dimensions - (5801)

Intellectual Dimension

When we see others intellectually, that is from the intellectual dimension, we tend to see them as being logical or illogical expressions, that is, logical or illogical words and actions. It sounds very cold and machine like, but that is how things tend to be and it is inline with the nature of the intellectual centre.

When seeing only logic, it is unavoidable to see people in duality. That is, as either right or wrong, making sense or not making sense, logical or illogical. 

As others do not often use their intellectual centre to speak and do, seeing others intellectually often produces an intellectual kind of frustration that eventually leads to a kind of irritation, because of finding it difficult not being able to understand people and their decisions.

The common question is why would someone be illogical? Impossible to understand right from that point of view where everything is logic.

We are often stuck in the intellectual way of seeing others and relate to others most of our life this way.

We can think while in this mode of relating, that is what counts in life - logic and reasons. Because everything works by logic, there is a reason for everyhing and we even may have along the way gotten use to getting things to work in our favour using technical logical arguments.

However, human beings are mostly driven by emotions, by feelings. Feelings are always the most powerful driving force in a human being. So to be seeing a human being only illectually is to only see a part of the human being. The part which often does not make sense.

We can see others from an emotional dimension, and when we do others will make much more sense. Becasue we all live mostly emotionally. It is the most powerful centre in all of us.

Emotional Dimension

Seeing others from an emotional dimension is much more natural and makes it easier and more natural to understand others.

We understand that others just want to feel happy, avoid drama and difficulty in their life. Plus we are mostly all in favour of ourselves, if not in love with ourselves, and that is the place from where we decide, speak and do things, mostly or partly favouring our interests, which is normal.

Seeing others emotionally we want them to be happy and joyful, seeing others intellectually we want them to conform and to be logical and correct. 

Intellectually we often limit the expression of emotion of others because we don't understand,  it's illogical to our intelect, consequently we only allow our emotion to express, because it is logical when we do...

The emotional centre in all of us is much stronger and often we decide emotionally. Which is often illogical to the intellect but logical to serve one's emotional interests. 

We can't understand why someone says they are interested and then not at all show it for example. Intellectually, it is difficult to understand but emotionally it is easy - their emotions changed they didn't really feel like it anymore.

Emotional undestanding is much for flexible, open and closer to reality. Remembering that our reality is our emotion.

Other Dimensions

We can see others from an essence dimension. 

We can see others from the dimension of the Monad.

I won't say much about how things are when we see others. When we start to see others through all three brains we can start to see others from the essence dimension. Why? Because we are closer to our own essence.

End (5801).