When I was young people mostly around me lived in their bodies a lot. Then came the 1950s and 1960s and psychology and the way the world was changing partly because of nuclear weapons you couldn't survive thinking the old ways anymore or the world was going to get nuked and we all were going to die. So, people began thinking in new ways to try to find a way to get the earth to stay alive and not get nuked. Through this arduous process younger people started traveling more and making more friends with people form other countries and wanting to learn more about other people. This became part of the collegiate way of thinking and really expanded through the 1950s, 1960s, 1970s and beyond. Then partly because of the Viet Nam War more boys and girls went to college and stayed in college for really advanced degrees like masters degrees and Doctorates in various subjects. It was a way not to die in the Viet Nam War for males for example. The end result is more and more people learned to think in more advanced and less traditional ways and people explored the whole world that were educated more and people learned to like people from all cultures on earth and many people in those cultures then came to study here in the U.S. and this completed the circle of education worldwide to where it is today. And it's still growing even with Covid and Global Climate change (the understanding between nations). The Olympics also help with this too, especially during the times we now face with millions dying from covid around the world in the last year and a half especially.
And this doesn't look like it is ending anytime soon either so it's likely the human race will be thinned out more and more over the coming years.
Yes. you can experience the universe in 11 dimensions.
But now, try to explain it to other people.
That's right! You cannot really explain it! Each person has to experience it for themselves.
By God's Grace
And that is sometimes called: "Enlightenment"
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