do you think that infants can see more than the average adult in terms of other dimensions,spirits,etc?
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i dont know but thats cool that you think about stuff like that
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Some physicists estimate as many as 12 dimensions. \nAbsolutely there's a spiritual dimension that we can not see as long as we dwell in the flesh.
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Depends who you ask. If you ask catholics they will tell you the mind makes the eye see, but if you ask an optometrist (eye doctor) they will tell you otherwise. Physiologically, we are born with eyes. The eyes develop as you mature. Different parts of the eye mature w/different speed and time. That is why babies, start out seeing everything in black and white, and they can't see 3D like adults can, with time the eye if it is developed properly in the womb will develop further, and the retina (the camera of your eye) will project the images to your mind. The mind then, with previous experiences, will interpret the image, as something is learned.  For example you as a child were told what an apple is, with your eyes closed you might not be able to tell its an apple or what color it is , for example without looking at it. You can tell however that it is an apple if you smell it (but then again, you're relying on your other senses to tell what it is).. So to answer your question, the eye makes the mind see. yes.
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We observe four dimensions everyday, three spatial and time.\nBut...theories such as string theory predict that the space we live in has in fact many more dimensions (frequently 10, 11 or 26), but that the universe measured along these additional dimensions is subatomic in size. As a result, we perceive only the three spatial dimensions that have macroscopic size.\n\nThis is not so strange as it sounds, which I'll show with an example. Imagine you are in an airplane, flying over sea. Seen from a height, the sea looks flat, two-dimensional. But when the plane looses height we start to perceive the waves, that move in a third direction we could not see before.\n\nThe universe could be the same. Four macroscopic dimensions and a few more, hidden ones. We can only perceive them for instance, by the small effects their existence might have on subatomic particles.
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It may be invisible to humans (or any other being in this reality for that matter), but white to others. Like David Icke's theory that the human brain is like a TV that can only receive one channel (or in the human's case, perceive one reality), but if we were able to change "channels" we may be able to see white angels that are invisible in our reality.
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We all do.  Especially children.  We may not just have 1.  Sometimes angels come to us appear to us that they are just a regular person.   I don't know if you have been in a situation like that where you thought you might have been visited by an angel.  The bible does say, "Don't be forgetful to entertain strangers for thereby many of entertained angels unaware".
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Yes.  Example, several people can observe the same incident and each will come away with a slightly different perception of what happened.  Go a little deeper - what you believe will also shape your reality.  Some folks look at a tree and believe there must be a god.  Others will simply marvel at the mystery of life.  \n\nReality is truly different things to different people.  Who really knows what reality is?  Doesn't seem to matter, each of us deals with our own reality the best we can.  For some folks, reality is so different from the mainstream that they are unable to function in society.\n\nHope this helps answer yuor question....
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Yes.\nReality, as we accept, exists within a perceptible spectrum/frequency range. We can measure many other wavelengths that go unnoticed by humans. In a way, it's like insects that see in the UV or IR wavelengths. Their "reality", in this sense, is much unlike our own.\nScience has only identified X% of spectrums and, considering the numerous anomalies that occur on a regular basis, there is no telling what happens or exists in these undiscovered frequencies.\nThen again, I'm just a computer scientist, not a physicist.
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The babies are born blind like kittens. It does take awhile but if you are feeding tem nuts, they should be able to see. Perhaps their poor sight is heriditaary.
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We observe four dimensions everyday, three spatial and time.\nTime is called a dimension because it makes mathematical sense to do so. \nBut...theories such as string theory predict that the space we live in has in fact many more dimensions (frequently 10, 11 or 26), but that the universe measured along these additional dimensions is subatomic in size. As a result, we perceive only the three spatial dimensions that have macroscopic size.\n\nThis is not so strange as it sounds, which I'll show with an example. Imagine you are in an airplane, flying over sea. Seen from a height, the sea looks flat, two-dimensional. But when the plane looses height we start to perceive the waves, that move in a third direction we could see before.\n\nThe universe could be the same. Four macroscopic dimensions and a few more, hidden ones. We can only perceive them for instance, by the small effects their existence might have on subatomic particles.\n\nSerious enough?\nThe reference is a general article on the mathematical notion of dimensions, that contains links.
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In my opinion, babies brains are so under-developed, they're probably hallucinating. They're concious and subconcious minds are probably working at the same time. Fighting for control. I would think that they are having some sort of 'day dream'. \n\nQuite literally. Their subconcious mind is developing sights, sounds and feelings over-riding their concious mind. Functioning as if their concious mind were 'asleep'.
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its a difficult question to answer. It varies depenig upon the individuals eye power
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Not at all.  A very close friend of mine who I know is not crazy told me an angel saved him from drowning when he was a child.  \n\nI also witnessed a child become frightened to death after seeing a "doggie" ouside her bedroom window (which happened to be on the second floor).\nShe gave a very detailed description of what she saw and would not sleep in her room that night.  Could it have been her imagination?  Maybe.  I believe that she saw a demon of some kind.\n\nThe spiritual realm is very real and is interacting with us daily.  Children are more capable of seeing things because their minds aren't tainted like adults minds are.
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I have never heard that at all.. in fact I have never heard a documented account of a blind person 'seing' or 'feeling' ghosts. It would more likely than not depend on what sort of blindness we were talking about here. If they had become blind during their life, then possibly it could be more to do with imagination. If they've been blind all their life, then that would be more interesting, as they would, in theory, never have seen any images of ghosts, so wouldn't know what one looked like, and would be unable to describe one, having never seen colours or shapes to describe what shapes or colours they were seeing. So I would say it would be more likely to sense or hear, not see.
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Depends on the parent and the child.  I would say that parents have usually lived more years than their kids, so the possibility that they may have learned more does exist - whether they have availed themselves of that possibility is another issue altogether.
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Actually, we ARE living in a multi-demensional world. We just PERCEIVE 4 demensions (including time). Most people think that another demension is 'another place' where you have to 'go to' when in fact, all demensions are interposed and coexisting in the same space; you just dont SEE / perceive them. Very much like the Jinn...they are THERE although you don't SEE them cuz they're vibration is way too high for your eyes to perceive. For example, if you can see THROUGH a coffee mug for example or through people, you are PERCEIVING more demensions. In other words, the more demensions you can 'perceive' the MORE you can SEE...either way, they're all THERE. \nHope that helps.
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My daughter I have been told, is one of the "crystal children" - I've read up on it a little bit and the descriptions  match. But, in all honesty, I don't want to treat my daughter differently or make her feel like she is unusual or differs from her peers. She is whatever she is and I accept that. \n\nI don't think you can put everything into a specific category. Some people have certain talents, while others have special "gifts". \n\nYour husband must realise that feeling and seeing spirits is not an everyday occurrence for most people, so even if he is not an indigo adult, he definitely has a gift. Perhaps he can focus on that rather that the category in which it fits. \n\nGood Luck :)