https://zenodo.org/records/17404334

Abstract

This work presents an interdisciplinary hypothesis on the origin of spatial dimensions. It is based on the idea of fractal resonance, where each new dimension emerges from the establishment of an additional stable connection between the fractal levels of the universe, emanating from a single source. The model provides a logical explanation for such paradoxes as the existence of three-dimensional observers in a flat Universe and reinterprets event horizons and black holes as transitional nodes where energy is transformed and new dimensions are born. The philosophical aspect of the work lies in identifying the primary source with the point of consciousness («I»), which builds a bridge between physical laws and spiritual experience.

Keywords:

fractality, resonance, dimensions, space, black hole, event horizon, energy, change, consciousness, source

The Birth of Dimensions

The question of the nature of dimensions remains one of the most fundamental, both in physics and in the understanding of the spiritual world. In the proposed model, dimensions arise as a result of resonant connections between fractal levels.

Each fractal level possesses its own resonance — a stable frequency or an internal law of coherence. When mutual interaction arises between levels, a new stable connection is established.
It is this connection that gives birth to a new dimension.

The number of dimensions can be viewed as the number of stable connections of fractal resonance originating from the initial source.

In the work https://zenodo.org/records/17249693 (The Model of Wave Structure of Matter and the Fractal Structure of the Universe), when deriving the fractalization formula, it was noted that the level number n is mathematically unlimited. However, from a physical standpoint, such a limitation probably exists. Further reasoning here is based on an intuitive approach.

It is known that our Universe is flat, meaning that two coordinate connections are sufficient to describe it. At the same time, a human being as an observer already exists in a three-dimensional state.

In the mentioned work, it was assumed that the event horizon and the black hole represent a transition to a new fractal level — a node of energy transfer. Beyond the event horizon, its own universe arises, similar to ours. It is obvious that our Universe, in turn, can be considered as a black hole relative to a higher level.

If we trace the pattern of nested structures (a “matryoshka” model), one can notice a regularity: as the level increases (or the size decreases in our perception), the next level acquires one additional transition node relative to the source. Each subsequent event horizon adds one more connection to the resonance with the source.

Hence an interesting relationship arises: we, three-dimensional beings, exist inside a Universe that is directly connected to the source by only two connections — two coordinate axes. This corresponds to the concept of a plane, which is consistent with the data on the flat structure of our Universe.

Such an assumption, although intuitive, allows us to logically explain the possibility of the existence of three-dimensionality within a flat Universe.

If we develop these reflections further, we can assume that within the black holes of our galaxies there are universes whose objects already belong to the fourth dimension.
It is difficult to imagine, but from a physical point of view, this can be described as the emergence of an additional “branch” of connection of the next level with the source — through our Universe.

This approach explains how the degree of fractality determines the interconnection of the system as a whole and how the very concept of dimensions arises. This, of course, is merely an intuitive assumption, but it has internal logic.

If this is indeed the case, then, knowing that we are three-dimensional, it can be concluded that there is a limit of expansion — a beginning, a source. As we approach the source, one of the dimensions disappears, and ultimately we come to a point. For consciousness, this point is the “I”, the zero dimension, the origin.

An attempt to mentally return to this origin creates an internal contradiction.
Being a small part relative to our Universe, we logically assume that something greater must exist beyond it. But as we move toward the source, we, on the contrary, pass from the plane to the point. In our perception, a point is something smaller, a part of the plane.
How can this be?

The answer lies in the fact that we are not considering structure, but process — change.
Everything that exists originated from the point, and therefore belongs to the point as a process. To understand this, it is necessary to introduce the categories of time, space, and mass, as well as to recognize the existence of what is still beyond our understanding — the next event horizons, the black holes.

The basis of everything is the frequency of change and resonance.
Everything originated from nothing. Everything around represents a process of transformation, that is, energy. Only this are we able to comprehend.

Changes at the point — frequency first gives rise to the concept of time; then the changes reach a certain limit (a frequency limit) — the first resonance — when the beginning of the changes and the latest ones start to influence each other, forming a connected system — the first black hole, within which the understanding of a plane emerges, becoming the progenitor of our Universe, the one we currently inhabit.

Was there a Big Bang? In a certain sense — undoubtedly yes, but it is associated with the formation of a specific event horizon, with the birth of resonance, during which a new dimension emerges. However, it should be noted that the most important event occurred before that — it was the moment when change itself came into being.

And now the most interesting question — where is this point, where should we look for it? The answer is fascinating — it is everywhere. In every black hole, in every elementary particle, in every consciousness — it exists within every process. In fact, it is nothing; it is the source of energy, and one of its manifestations is the center of mass. It is connected to all processes simultaneously. The point is related to the process, not to the concept of space. The process exists everywhere. That is, the more dimensions we become aware of and comprehend, the greater the Universe becomes. The expansion of our level of understanding increases the level of understanding of the source, which is why it remains unattainable for us. The beginning for us is our ignorance, but the cognition of the surrounding WORLD is our path — our goal — the source of our knowledge, development, and transformation. The source is within each of us. The process of cognition can be regarded as self-cognition, which, for wave processes, does not contradict existing physics.

The source gives rise to both matter and consciousness. In the work https://zenodo.org/records/17299855 (Reflections: Faith, Unbelief. SPIRIT and Matter, an allegory is given — Life is like a mirror. Without change, there is neither matter nor consciousness. Change is the only thing that truly exists for our understanding.

Conclusion

The presented hypothesis makes it possible to explain the birth of the essence of dimensions.
The world can be viewed as the unfolding of the source, and life — as the awareness of this process.