There is a desire to find one’s purpose and to follow one’s passions.Ĩ. How one’s actions affect the environment and those around are given attention.ħ. Diet, meditation, and leading a healthy lifestyle are given importance.Ħ. There is still the experience of duality and the idea of good and bad, but compassion and understanding are slowly observed.ĥ. Thoughts are powerful and can shift the way reality is perceived.Ĥ. Awareness of the connectedness of all is observed and life as seen as promising something more than what meets the eye.ģ. Is believed to be a “gateway” to the 5D.Ģ. There’s no desire in going within one’s self or looking at things from a deeper perspective. Though one finds joy in living, pain and deeper emotions are difficult to manage.ġ0. Thoughts have no power over reality, anything that comes one’s way is simply a coincidence.ĩ. Fulfillment is associated with making money and social status.ħ. Things are perceived as good or bad and life is a competition.Ħ. Life is a survival of the fittest wherein each person is identified by the way they look, the job they have, the car they drive, and the people they surround themselves with.Ĥ. A person is seen as an individual separate from others.ģ.
Things are viewed from a physical state.Ģ. To further give you light on the distinctions of these dimensional states, here are the distinct characteristics for each state of consciousness: 10 Differences Between 3 Dimensional, 4 Dimensional And 5 Dimensional State Of Consciousness: The 3D Stateġ. Those who are in a 3D state walk through life much different from those in a 5D. If we had needed a third berth, we would have had to go to a "higher" category.I find the "Deck" difference to be largely artificial-very little reason the identical cabin in the identical location on Deck 9 should cost $30 more than the same cabin on Deck 8.but, as long as some people perceive it to be a benefit, that's the way they'll do it.Great answer, thanks for the detail.These states of consciousness affect our perception of the world. If we had needed a third berth, we would have had to go to a "higher" category.I find the "Deck" difference to be largely artificial-very little reason the identical cabin in the identical location on Deck 9 should cost $30 more than the same cabin on Deck 8.but, as long as some people perceive it to be a benefit, that's the way they'll do it. So, based on these criteria, they have designated each otherwise similar cabin as D2 through D8.ĭo not get caught up in worrying about the category.If a particular item is important to you, then find the cabin that has it.įor us, we don't need 3rd or 4th berths, we don't want connecting doors to another cabin, any deck with balconies and without a disco or pool area above it or below it is fine with us.We prefer to be close to one of the banks of elevators.though we like a large balcony, the standard balcony is sufficient for us.So, there were D8s at the slightly lower price that fit all of our criteria.and we booked #8676. The cruise line has figured out that these are things for which many passengers are willing to pay a slight premium. Larger balcony usually accounts for a bump in category.Ī connecting cabin, a sleeper sofa or third and fourth berths will account for a bump in category. Location closer to midship usully accounts for a bump in category. There are three factors: Location, Deck and room set-up.Ī deck higher on the ship usually accounts for a bump in category.
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