Remember that even the idea of the Zen Buddhists tell you that some of the most spiritual things you do is chop wood and carry water, because you are having a physical experience, and therefore there is nothing unspiritual about the typical things that you choose to do to honor the idea of your physical experience in the reality you chose to be in. Do them spiritually. Shop spiritually. Shop like a Zen master. Shop like a shaman. Pay your bills like a shaman. Whatever it is that you create synchronistically that works for you, if it is representative of your true passion, do it like a shaman.
Darryl Anka. (2020) .
"The Masters of Limitation: An ET's Observations of Earth."
Virtualbookworm.com Publishing, p.37
（英語の原文は以下の通り）
Limitations can be used to create both negative and positive experiences.
Consciousness itself is eternal and infinite.
To experience anything less requires that consciousness impose limits upon its awareness.
Thus, the dimension you know as "physical reality", defined by the laws of physics that govern all phenomena, from the sub-atomic realm to the vast reaches of the cosmos, can only be experienced if consciousness perceives its "reflection" filtered through a self-imposed space-time framework that limits its perspective.
With this "mechanism" in place, a conscious being can experience itself in different states depending on the degree of limitation or "focus".
However, a high degree of limitation can cross a Rubicon into a state where the being can forget that it is responsible for imposing their limitations it now experiences.
Even though the being may desire to "undo" the limiting parameters, it may have forgotten how to do so.
Darryl Anka. (2020) .
"The Masters of Limitation: An ET's Observations of Earth."
