What are the unique insights Brian D Smith offers on the concept of multidimensional living?

I'm Brian D. Smith. When I talk about multidimensional living, I’m really talking about learning to live from more than just the five-sense, physical perspective—especially after loss.

A few key insights I emphasize:

• We’re spiritual beings having a human experience, not the other way around
• Consciousness isn’t produced by the brain; it continues when the “old car” (the body) is dropped
• Relationships are multidimensional and ongoing—our loved ones remain connected, just in a different mode
• Grief can be a doorway into this wider reality, shifting us from “life ended” to “relationship changed form”
• Practices like mindfulness, mental fitness, and noticing signs help us live with one foot here and one foot in the larger spiritual reality

Would you like me to connect this idea specifically to coping with your loss or to everyday life in general?