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{{Concept|name=Planes and Dimensions|type=Metaphysical Structure|function=Framework of existence within the Continuum Universes|perspective=[[ | {{Concept|name=Planes and Dimensions|type=Metaphysical Structure|function=Framework of existence within the Continuum Universes|perspective=[[Divine]]}}The concept of '''Planes and Dimensions''' describes the metaphysical architecture of reality within the [[Continuum Universes]]. A '''dimension''' is a fully independent continuum of space, time, and metaphysical law. Each dimension exists "adjacent" to others, separated by boundaries of cosmic law and divine design. Within a single dimension, multiple '''planes''' may exist, layered atop one another in a hierarchy of being. | ||
From a mortal perspective, these terms are often confused; only the [[Divine|Divines]] and their chosen emissaries perceive the true structure. | From a mortal perspective, these terms are often confused; only the [[Divine|Divines]] and their chosen emissaries perceive the true structure. | ||