Is it possible that pregnancy isn’t just biological development, but an interdimensional adaptation process? A kind of transitional journey where a non‑physical or extra‑dimensional consciousness gradually tunes itself to the physical environment by interfacing with a developing biological/biochemical body. In this view, the womb functions almost like a dimensional buffer zone. A protected space where the incoming consciousness can synchronize with the sensory, chemical, and physical parameters of this reality. And if that’s the case, then: Birth wouldn’t be the beginning, it would be the arrival. The final step of a dimensional transition. The moment when consciousness fully “docks” into the physical world. So here’s the core question: If consciousness originates outside the physical dimension, could pregnancy be the adaptation phase, and birth the interdimensional arrival event? And if we follow that line of thought: Is consciousness the traveler? Is the body a vessel? Is the womb a gateway? Is birth the docking sequence? Curious how you’d expand this. submitted by /u/Time_Yesterday_2058 [link] [comments]