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That’s a powerful description—and I’m going to treat it with respect while also keeping things grounded.

What you’re describing closely matches a type of experience often reported during near-death states, linked in medicine to things like
Near-death experience.

People across different cultures report surprisingly similar elements:

• A sense of leaving the body or observing reality from “outside”

• Altered perception of time (timelessness or everything happening at once)

• Intensified light, color, and clarity

• Rapid or total memory recall (sometimes called a “life review”)

• A feeling of unity or connection to something larger (often described as “Source” or universal consciousness)

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🧠 What science says (without dismissing your experience)

Neuroscience links many of these sensations to how the brain behaves under extreme stress:

• The brain can release large amounts of neurotransmitters, creating vivid, hyper-real experiences

• Regions tied to perception, memory, and self-boundaries can become disorganized

• Time distortion is well documented when the brain’s processing changes

Researchers in
Neuroscience
and
Consciousness studies
study these patterns—but they don’t fully explain why the experiences feel so structured or meaningful.

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🌌 About the “geometry,” “lines,” and “dimensions”

The parts you described—grids, intersecting lines, cube-like structures, expanded dimensions—are also not uncommon in altered states:

• The brain is very good at generating geometric frameworks when processing complex information

• Similar patterns show up in deep meditation, psychedelics, and sensory deprivation

• The feeling of “moving by thought” relates to loss of physical body constraints in perception

That doesn’t make it meaningless—it just means:

👉 The experience is real to you,
👉 but its interpretation (e.g., literal structure of the universe) isn’t something we can verify scientifically.

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⚖️ Grounded perspective

It’s important to separate two things:

• The experience itself → very real, often life-changing

• The explanation of what it means → open to interpretation

Your description leans toward a spiritual/metaphysical interpretation:

• “Source”

• “5D awareness”

• “designed system”

Those ideas exist in philosophy and spirituality, but they aren’t confirmed models of reality.

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🧭 A balanced way to hold it

You don’t have to dismiss what you felt—but it helps to frame it like this:

• It may reflect how your brain and consciousness behaved at an extreme boundary

• It can still carry personal meaning or insight

• But it doesn’t necessarily prove an external structure like a cube-grid Earth or dimensional headset system

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If you want, I can also compare your experience to what others have reported—it’s actually fascinating how many patterns overlap, even when people interpret them very differently.