Dimensions, Sanat Kumara, and the level of the soul

Frederic asks about the Wonders' model of dimensions.

They joke that although René believes them to be on the 29th dimension, they are in fact on the 32nd and have not yet told him.

Asked where the entity Sanat Kumara fits, they place it on the twelfth dimension, meaning a singular consciousness moving toward group consciousness but not yet arrived.

Frederic asks what his own link to that entity is; they say there is no actual link at this stage beyond his curiosity and interest, and no soul connection, though eventually he will belong to the same group.

They observe that part of him pushes against the idea of a single source able to answer all his questions, so he prefers a variety of sources that each answer only some, which gives his mind variety and interest.

On the level of his own soul, they say it is currently on the seventh dimension, and that this differs for everyone: René is a direct incarnation of themselves with no separate soul on another dimension, while Maggie is on the twelfth with her soul on the fifteenth and eighteenth.

Each individual has different levels of consciousness depending on whether the soul has expanded beyond singular consciousness, and there is no formula to apply — a point Frederic agrees not to try to figure out.