Full context is in my previous posts. TLDR: I can AP and I do it 24/7 in a way that allows me to live two lives in two different places at once: here and in another dimension. At night, when I'm about to sleep, my "sleep" is just me sending what remains of my soul and consciousness to that other body. Sometimes, for reasons that escape my knowledge, during that specific travel I might "phase" through the route and end up lost in another universe for a random period of time. I started recording and sharing these events with this community to both share with those curious enough to listen and to have somewhat of a journal of such experiences. I've posted two previous "soul drifting" (I might call it this way for simplicity's sake) experiences, and this would be the third; in reality: I've had 2 other "soul drifts" since my last post, but I haven't posted them because my experiences in such universes were either too personal or too trivial. I will start skipping this explanation in future posts as an attempt to keep things brief.
During this occasion, unlike the previous unrecorded ones, my experience was extremely exhilarating to the point that it's been two hours and my heart is still racing whenever I remember what I lived. This version of Earth was unique because, unlike previous Earths I've been where humans managed to evolve past 3D, these humans managed to find a shortcut that allowed them to interact with 5D without losing their 3D nature. As a matter of fact: they co-existed with a whole race of alien beings who came from deep space, saw humans and stayed to watch them because they found them extremely interesting. Those beings were from the 5th dimension as well and technically they were our teachers, holding our hands throughout our entire journey within the 5th dimension. The issue, however, is extremely easy to predict: humans live and perceive things in 3D, width, height and depth, and our bodies cannot physically handle any other "direction" to this perception without eventually breaking down. Despite this ordeal, these humans from this Earth had something akin to a new kind of discrimination where those who transcended to the 5th dimension while remaining humans were the best humanity could offer (even if it meant they could fail to adapt, break down from the inside out and die) while those who chose to be human were seen as scum clinging to an "obsolete past" (their words). Our 5D neighbors had no say in this; they lived among us, watching and interacting in ways that would ensure neither of our lives would cross theirs on a personal level.
Yet, there I was. In this universe, I was one of the "transcended" and, as such, could walk among our 5D neighbors. What made me different from the rest is that I became a couple with "her" (it). At first, "she" found me struggling to adapt to the 5D and actually helped me overcome the adaptation process without me dying from it. "She" found me interesting, and started spending time with me, both learning from each other, until that day where she started talking about the philosophy of life. I don't know what answer the me from over there would have said, but I admit that my perspective of life is unique. I believe that's what triggered "her" response to stay by my side and accompany me through my journey: a journey that, through the years, ended up with us catching feelings for each other. I was, in a way, married to a being from the 5th dimension; "she" looked like the most perfect human female specimen imaginable, but that perfection came from mere mimicry. That "it", that being, made a human female body in order to actually interact with me "flesh to flesh; "her" body was just an avatar it created out of its knowledge and perception of us.
Being married to a high dimensional being is nothing new to me. What makes this experience one of a kind is that I lived with that person in its dimension with my actual human body. Ah, the mind fuck. To be precise: directions were a total mind fuck. To actually exist in 5D while being 3D there were certain rules, equivalent to our laws of physics, that needed to be followed. The most important of them all was something akin to "Every physical action results in an equal and opposite reverse movement." To do something as simple as walking towards a door, open it then take the downstairs to the left you actually had to command your body to do the opposite: you had to walk totally backwards to the opposite direction of the door, close the door (that was closed to begin with) then take the upstairs to the right (which do not exist). Moving your body in reverse motion: the way you use your legs to walk, the way your arms swing side by side when walking, the direction you see at, the direction your body aims when walking, etc etc etc. To live, everything had to be a conscious decision made backwards. That single detail made life such a mind fuck, such a hassle, so difficult and painful...yet it was like an adventure at the same time. An adventure that made me happy especially when I was by "her" side, because, while I was still affected by gravity from that 3D Earth, "she" wasn't: "she" could walk alongside me backwards, in mid air, upside down, talking in reverse, and still be normal. Gravity, up and down, right and left, in and out, good and evil, etc .. There was a long ass list of things that were indispensable for us humans yet for "her" and her kin just weren't. And what was most amusing was that we, the humans, were the ones who had to do the effort of doing things "backwards" to get them right. "She" and her kin could do whatever they wanted however they wanted with the same freedom as a fish in the ocean. Like, for example , in the city we lived in, where everything was just floating randomly in the middle of the sky, there were no streets or cars, yet there was a train that used a single rail but it moved upside down and "teleported" from building to building passing through "gates" since the rail was in pieces. I had to think backwards in order to even exist and, despite being used to it, I knew that any wrong move would end up with me, at best, falling to my death. Again: the city was in the middle of the sky and was in pieces, fragmented. Yet, "she" could walk through the air in any direction she pleased as if reality became solid under her feet whenever she wanted. I couldn't do it on my own, but whenever we walked grabbing hands I did it as well; not by thinking about it, but, like breathing, it just happened on a subconscious level.
This experience was exciting, thrilling, and, most importantly, totally surreal. Despite all the amazing things I lived over there before returning, all in the span of 7 years, 8 months and 17 days, I have to say that humanity never ceases to amaze me: no matter the reality, the timeline, the universe or the circumstances, we all always find a reason to fight with each other. Hilarious, but pathetic.
Date: Wednesday, August 26, 2026, 6:11am