In a universe of boundless mystery, we find ourselves constrained by the limitations of human perception. I saw recent post on social media with the following caption: "We can't see higher dimensions because our senses are wired for 3D. Just like a 2D creature can't imagine 'up,' we can't perceive extra dimensions—they may exist, but they're hidden beyond our reach." This profound observation serves as both a scientific statement and a spiritual invitation.

The concept that higher dimensions "may still exist—hidden, curled up at tiny scales as suggested by string theory—but they're beyond our direct perception, like trying to see radio waves with your eyes" speaks to the fundamental premise of Zen Mormon Quantum Universalism. It acknowledges both the scientific perspective that there may be more to our universe than we can directly observe, and the spiritual intuition that ultimate reality transcends our immediate senses. This unique integration creates a worldview focused on mindfulness, spirituality, and personal growth that welcomes individuals from diverse faith backgrou