Dear Sujanks, I agree with some of the facts you have presented and commend you for your interest. However, your last lines compelled me to comment as I feel that you are suffering from a serious delusional illness, which in modern medical term is called DCS. Sujanks says, now coming back to the vedic lieteratures, which predicted all these about 5 thousand years ago. the dwellers in the extra dimension are god(s) - remember small 'g'. so, to have a sight in these dimension, one must have a "divya dristi". This is an outrageous statement and has nothing to do with reality but mere fantasy and superstition. If you chose to believe in some baloney for mere delusional happiness, it’s ok(perhaps). But I think inspired from the fictitious dwellers of extra dimension, you have successfully added an extra dimension of foolishness in your subsistence. By the way, the above-mentioned DCS is short for Deepak Chopra Syndrome whose symptoms include nausea, headache and preaching things that one doesn’t understand. Other symptoms may include people uncritically chewing archaic verbose books of shallow rhetorics and trying to make it compatible with conjectures and ideas in modern science. The late stage of the condition leaves individuals susceptible to opportunistic freaks who can mobilize the masses by spreading the illness through fancy covered books in Barnes and noble or the internet.