A map of five-dimensional storytelling

Part One: Mapping the Protocol

We, as a human civilization, have built systems, protocols, and mechanisms for solving problems. Depending on our stage of development, these mechanisms have wildly different rules and exist within distinct paradigms—but a few things have been consistent. One consistency is that our problems, the environment, and our bodies contain space. We exist in space. Our challenges often express themselves in space. We operate in space, and space has dimensions. Dimensional storytelling will dive into the higher dimensions, but for the purposes of intuitive storytelling, we can agree that our world and our bodies have at least three dimensions. Those three dimensions are one consistency. We all have mass. We all have height, width, and depth. So do lions, so do bicycles, and so do apples. 

The other consistency is that we navigate our challenges in time. The earth experiences time and the rest of the universe can be mapped in time as well. There was a before, there is a right now, and there is an “after” that most of us are unable to consciously experience. This can be considered dimensional as well, but for the protocol associated with intuitive storytelling, all that we need to agree on is that we exist in dimensional space, and over time. We have space that interacts within space and the story of our experience happens over time. People have three dimensions of space and an additional dimension of time. Which leads us to an anomaly: that storytelling contains (at least) five dimensions. Again, I won't get into the physics of higher dimensions in this series, but it is important that we all see storytelling as existing outside of time and space. 

Storytelling is outside of time and space.

We have all experienced this space-time warp when we dream. We might fall asleep for a very short length of time and then transport to another place and proceed to move through a full length movie’s worth of action and adventure. We wake up 5 minutes later and are amazed we were able to squeeze so much into only a few minutes! Or we daydream on our drive home and are amazed when we suddenly arrive in our driveway—where did the time go?!

For those of us who tell stories to children, we can see when they go into a trance and are immersed in the story in real time. They are the main character and exist in the world of the story and are surprised when the story is over. Sometimes they are even sad or upset when the story is over. If you are practiced in Restorative Storytelling, you have learned to consciously enter that magical space and meet your listeners in the trance. You hear, see, smell, taste and feel everything they are feeling. We accept all these instances as normal without recognizing that our sense of time and space has fundamentally changed. We respond to dreams and imaginations like they are actually happening, and we willingly suspend time. This is proof that our experience of time and space is more flexible than we think. When we tell and listen to stories, we become 5th dimensional beings. In order to move forward with Intuitive Storytelling, you don’t need to understand the math or physics of this paradigm, you only need to recognize when it happens.

With that in mind, we can move through an overview of the protocol trusting that some magical things are going to take place. Our normal space of cause and effect is lifted, and we can enter a paradigm of miracle, wonder, and marvel. Here is the wheel we are using:

In the first mini-book of Intuitive Storytelling, we started with a primary complaint or upset. Something has prompted us to move, change, seek, desire, avoid, or even confront something. We have an impediment or problem. There is a relationship that needs attention or to be manifested. We begin in the red root or foundation, where our safety or security is threatened. Our base needs are not met and we need to feel safe and secure before we move forward with any changes or plans. Review the process laid out in mini-book #1 to help find the root cause of your upset. From here we move up through the protocol:

From the red root cause of upset,

To the orange sacral source of energy needed to transform,

To the yellow solar plexus collection of stories that build our local identity,

To the green heart pivot point from our focus on the self to something bigger,

Then the blue throat connects us to that larger wisdom,

And the purple third eye gives us direct guidance about next steps,

And finally the violet crown holds us tight, restoring safety, serenity and connection.

We go from a personal, local, present tense issue in our lives and as we move through the protocol, we expand outward to connect with everything everywhere all at once. 

We consciously enter the 5th dimension to harvest what we need to welcome the transformation with wonder and awe. We feel like a child marveling at a quarter, where one of their baby teeth once hid. 

Through storytelling we travel through space and time and interact with something much bigger than our tender little selves. Then we will return to the time and space of our lived experience, able to share what we have learned. Depending on if and how you see non-physical multidimensional entities, you might meet some very interesting teachers. You might encounter civilizations who are way ahead of us in the use of technology, energy, and travel. It's possible you will interact with angels. I know this because I have done it. The blueprint of this protocol was given to me by a team of very smart, very funny, multidimensional beings that dialogue with me through my intuition. They have shown me how to travel, how to learn, how to connect, and then how to teach others. 

This is my primary role: to deliver the blueprint of the protocol to you, and then you will use it to go where you wish to go: to the depths of your subconscious mind, or to the colorful realm of elves and fairies, or into the heavens with angels or aliens—whatever works for you.  Book by book, we will cover each step in the blueprint and learn a set of skills that are well fit for working with an emergent consciousness: intuitive storytelling.