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Elves leaving for Aman by the fourth ageFourth Age, while bound to the world and its fate

Aman was detached from the world itself by Eru Ilúvatar after the Númenóreans tried to invade it, and, in a sense, it is a place in another dimension,dimension; so elves moving there permanently while still bound to the world confuses me. Does that mean, that Aman is still part of the world, in some multi-layered sense?

Elves leaving for Aman by the fourth age, while bound to the world and its fate

Aman was detached from the world itself by Eru Ilúvatar after the Númenóreans tried to invade it, and, in a sense, it is a place in another dimension, so elves moving there permanently while still bound to the world confuses me. Does that mean, Aman is still part of the world, in some multi-layered sense?

Elves leaving for Aman by the Fourth Age, while bound to the world and its fate

Aman was detached from the world itself by Eru Ilúvatar after the Númenóreans tried to invade it, and, in a sense, it is a place in another dimension; so elves moving there permanently while still bound to the world confuses me. Does that mean that Aman is still part of the world, in some multi-layered sense?

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Elves leaving for Aman by the fourth age, while bound to the world and its fate

Aman was detached from the world itself by Eru Ilúvatar after the Númenóreans tried to invade it, and, in a sense, it is a place in another dimension, so elves moving there permanently while still bound to the world confuses me. Does that mean, Aman is still part of the world, in some multi-layered sense?