In 2017, Philip Hasheider, an accomplished author and farmer, unexpectedly collapsed during a workout, resulting in a near-death experience that transported him to an infinite, timeless dimension. He encountered a radiant golden sphere—symbolizing the Divine Creator—radiating love and connected to an infinite web of universes. After being revived, Philip spent months grappling with the meaning of his experience, eventually realizing his purpose: to be a conduit of hope for those who feel lost.
In another interview titled Clinically Dead 6 Minutes; Man Visits Infinite Universe of 8 Dec, 2024, he had the following ideas and understanding of the infinite and timeless dimension in question: Imagining that we could take our universe and press it down to a single sheet of paper (say) and suspend it out there in that eternal & timeless space. Let’s suppose we could also make similar treatments for the innumerable universes therein. Then, each one of these universes (sheets) would be seen to have a filament reaching up and attaching itself to the God Essence energy which is the pulsating golden sphere seen by him in his NDE. The God Essence energy was sending all the love, all the welcoming and all the acceptance (or any similar adjective) into all these different universes! Such a conglomerate of the universes form a spider web-like matrix which encompasses the golden sphere.
Indeed, Philip had some hesitation in his description of the infinite and timeless dimension since its true qualities are really ineffable. He could only try his best to convey his memories into words and ideas for our understanding as limited by our physical perception. Such a phenomenon is rather common among near-death experiencers when they are asked about what exactly they had seen and experienced.
Similarly, let’s try to expand our 3D to a 4D world while time is unchanged. While we can understand a physical object or an idea (especially a scientific one) mathematically, we can hardly exhaust all the possibilities and implications in the mathematical process of adding an extra dimension to our physical universe.
Philip’s description
of his perception of the infinite and timeless dimension after he had crossed over
is similar to a 2D person (say) trying to imagine a 3D space by supposing he or
she can superimpose an infinite number of 2D universes upon and without
actually touching each other. We should
presume that the 2D person has no experience and cannot truly visualize a 3D
space if he or she did exist. Below is a graphical illustration of a stack
of 2D universes upon each other. The galaxies or
stars therein are supposed to be 2D objects.
