Dimensional Energy

Dimensional Energy is described as the different energies that dimensions take adherence to.

In comprehensible form, these energies can be seen as waves. For example, one dimension could be a generally straight line with small bumps, and another a slightly increasing line that goes down after an increment of time. Because these energies are different, each of the dimensions will distinctly not interact with each other, except during a Dimensional Window.

The actual energies are not simple enough to be graphed as a line, the example was only given to show how these energies act towards another.