“The part with the “cleaning” in “Zero Limits” is something I am trying to understand still. Is the cleaning like Jesus dying on the cross for somebody else’s sins or is it that their sins are somehow born from knowing me? Or is it a frequency angle that in by getting rid of the low frequency emotions like anger, resentment and such away from me even if it is in another clears the way to attract higher frequency better things? I feel like I am rambling on about out-of-this-world stuff, but I feel like it is!”
This is one of the things I really liked about “Zero Limits,” the idea that you are 100% responsible for everything in your life. I’ve heard the concept stated in other ways, but this one really hit home for me, and I think I really “got it” when I heard it said in that way.
I think it has to do with our connection to the infinite. After all, if there is an infinite, or an unlimited, then all of the finite and limited must be included, by definition. Otherwise, the limited would be limiting the unlimited, and it would no longer be the unlimited.
So, logically, if we are extensions of the infinite, we have access to the infinite. If we have access to the infinite, then it makes more sense that we could create everything within our own lives.
A full understanding probably isn’t possible (at least while we are in these limited forms), nor is it necessary. For example, if you see a piece of trash lying on the street, you can pick it up and put it in a trashcan without knowing exactly how it got there in the first place. So the more you drop your own limiting beliefs, the more those limits are dropped in the collective consciousness, as well. It’s like the 4 minute mile, it seemed impossible until Roger Bannister did it, and now it’s been broken over 1700 times. If Roger could do it, others could do it, too.
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