here's from a buddhist friend.
i do belive that Nirvana not only exists in the 11th dimension,
but that it IS the 11th dimension. Dr. M. Kaku
http://www.mkaku.org/
(one of the most brilliant scientists of our time) had a Buddhist
upbringing. I have seen many of his documentaries, seminars and
have read many of his books.
He states that a being that exist in the 11th dimension would have
the ability to flick in and out of existence at any point, in any
time, in any dimension and any universe they would possibly want to
go.
http://www.aacc.rutgers.edu/DrBosacchi.pdf
Is an excellent article on M-Theory that is worth the read.
A bit of that goes as follows:
QUOTE
From the New Science viewpoint, 2,500 years of mystical experience
in Eastern tradition, and the corresponding meditation techniques,
should be considered as a potential sourse of new data and concepts
for developing a more comprehensive neuroscience approach to the
study of consciousness.
And..
QUOTE
As in the NS paradigm, contradictory concepts may lead to a better
understanding of the reality. And as in the construction of a
multidimensional representation of the physical rality, a
consistent multidimensional picture of the entire "human" reality
may emerge, which is more open to transcendent experiences.
The reintroduction of a sence of meaningfulness and connectedness
in the physical reality, fostered by the NS paradigm, may lead to a
more human and compassionate society.
It appears as though science may be advocating the truth in
Buddhism now.
Namo Amitabha ---Myoho
as we know there's the 6 samsaric realms and the 4 noble realms
adding up to 10. and beyond them is the One True Realm (ê^@E) .
West land and the Avatamsaka World IS part of One True Realm
(ê^@E). so we have a 11th dimension so to speak.
i think i heard MCK mentioned it before.
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