Re: Why are there 3 dimensions?
Because the Cosmos came into existence through the interaction of three spinning rings. Hence three is a fundamental number, the Trinity etc. Also three is the beginning of form.
Consider a point or dot, some religions consider this to represent the Unity. In Hebrew Yod is a dot and is the 10th character. (maybe there are actually 10 dimensions!)
Then move the dot through space and we get get a line. This could represent the duality of left/right, positive/negative or night/day etc.
Only when the dot moves back into a triangle do we get the beginning of form. This is considered to be feminine, "Mother of all" type of thing.
N.B. The only Unity is the unmanifest of which we can only say what it is not.
The Cosmos is reality, we live in a simulated Universe.
Well you asked! Now you know :)
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