In D Love's report on the SHE portal site he made the following statement:
"I hear her voice again: "There is NOTHING you have created on your planet that matches anything you'll encounter here.""
I think this statement has a lot of validity to it. Here is my take on it:
In the early stages of the first SHE event planning I questioned why we would choose an earthly (or intra-dimensional) location to try and meet. I ask the question; When in hyperspace, has ANYONE ever been to any place that even remotely resembles this earth or the dimensions that we live within in our daily lives? If the answer to this question is "No" (and I'm assuming it is) then why would we even bother to focus on an earthly location? IMHO I think we should remove this element from the SHE. I don't think we can control WHERE in hyperspace we are going to travel, and it adds unnecessary complexity. We should simplify the criteria to just the "hyper phrase" and maybe keep the glyph option as well (although accurately projecting a two or three dimensional glyph in extra-dimensional space is likely going to result in something much different looking when perceived by another traveler in hyperspace).
I'd love to hear others thoughts / opinions on this subject.
Enlightening travels,
-idtravlr
"I hear her voice again: "There is NOTHING you have created on your planet that matches anything you'll encounter here.""
I think this statement has a lot of validity to it. Here is my take on it:
In the early stages of the first SHE event planning I questioned why we would choose an earthly (or intra-dimensional) location to try and meet. I ask the question; When in hyperspace, has ANYONE ever been to any place that even remotely resembles this earth or the dimensions that we live within in our daily lives? If the answer to this question is "No" (and I'm assuming it is) then why would we even bother to focus on an earthly location? IMHO I think we should remove this element from the SHE. I don't think we can control WHERE in hyperspace we are going to travel, and it adds unnecessary complexity. We should simplify the criteria to just the "hyper phrase" and maybe keep the glyph option as well (although accurately projecting a two or three dimensional glyph in extra-dimensional space is likely going to result in something much different looking when perceived by another traveler in hyperspace).
I'd love to hear others thoughts / opinions on this subject.
Enlightening travels,
-idtravlr