The Study of the Cosmos

The Universe consists of twenty-six Planes of Existence stitched together by The Weave, the eleven-dimensional structure of the universe. The Planes of Existence are categorized into two Transitional Planes, seven major Inner Planes, and seventeen major Outer Planes [plus a scientifically unfathomable number of coterminous sub-planes, demi-planes, and para-planes].

The two Transitional Planes are the Astral Plane and the Ethereal Plane. The Inner Planes are the four Elemental Planes (Earth, Air, Fire, and Water), and three Material/Energy planes (Positive, Prime, and Negative). The Outer Planes comprise seven heavens or Celestial Planes, three hereafters or Neutral Planes, and seven hells or Fiendish Planes.

These Planes of Existence are all made up of an infinite number of one-dimensional “strings”, infinitely small building-blocks. The universe, a matrix of twenty-six interwoven planes, is structured by these “strings” vibrating in eleven perpendicular dimensions, at a particular frequency within that dimensional spectrum. This model of the structure of the universe is called, among sages and scholars, Matrix Theory.