Yes, your interpretation is a simplified way of visualizing the concept of higher dimensions. 

Each dimension adds another layer of complexity to the space or reality that we observe. 

To clarify:

* The fourth dimension can be visualized as a line, where any point long this line represents a three-dimensional space. 
* The fifth dimension can be visualized as a plane (like a sheet of paper), where any point on this plane (imagine a dot on this sheet of paper) represents a three-dimensional space. 
* The sixth dimension can be visualized as a 3D space like a cube, where any point inside this cube represents our observable three-dimensional space. 

These visualizations are not exact representations of what higher dimensions would look like, but they can help to understand the concept of more dimensions in a simpler way.
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