Restriction, boundaries and limitation seem to be common aspects of this world. They refer to the same thing, of course. Limitation, boundaries, restriction, separation and division, are the same sense of beginnings and ends in the world, where one thing ends, has a limit or boundary, and another thing begins. And where these beginnings and endings seem to appear they form a distinction between one thing and another.

Let's consider some examples. A vehicle may be restricted from driving over a certain speed limit. It reaches that point and cannot go beyond it. A kitchen will have its boundaries, and where we walk through a doorway out of the kitchen another room or hallway begins. We all know about life and death. It seems we, or these human bodies, are born, live for a time then die. There appear to be limits on the life of the human body and there appear to be boundaries of each human body. The human body is restricted in what it can achieve. For example, there are boundaries to what the eye can see and limits to how fast the body can run.

But none of these boundaries or restrictions are true limits. There is no clear divide between a kitchen and the next room. We can say there is a doorway, but there is only a vague definition of where the kitchen ends and where the next room begins. These ideas of 'kitchen', 'hallway', 'living room', 'bedroom' and so on are human made definitions without any clearly defined edges. It is the same with the human body. We can't really say where the hand ends and the arm begins. There isn't really a divide.

We can't say at what point life starts in a human body, because life is there before the body developed. It is life that develops the body throughout, and life continues when the body 'dies'. When the mental activity ceases and the body can no longer function, it doesn't suddenly lose life. It is life that continues through the body's decomposition. But even aside from that, our idea of who we are based on the limits of the human body are flawed. There are no true limits, only vague ideas of limits. There is no boundary to the body that separates it from the world. The body is a flowing, interactive quality of the planet. It may seem that air separates one person from another, but the different humans and animals and the air they breathe are the planet. They never truly become limited and separate from the planet. Our ideas about boundaries are flawed.

The human body may be restricted when locked within a room of solid walls. The body can't get through the walls because of its relative density compared to the wall. But the wall and the body are not wholly truly restricted or impervious. Restrictions can only appear relatively. A 'body' that was made of a less dense form may well be able to glide through walls, just as radio waves can travel through brick walls.

The point here is that restriction, boundaries and limitations are not as real as they are generally presumed to be. They are not real. There are truly no limitations to Life. Restrictions in the world are only relative. Boundaries and limitations do not really exist. The world is infinite and indivisible. You are not limited. You are not a human body, because there is no clear boundary to any human body. You are all that is. It is the activity of the mind that thinks and believes that it is restricted and limited as a human body.

There is never really a divide between you and the world. You don't have any limits or restrictions. There is only the Whole. There is only That which seems to appear as many by aid of restriction and limitation. But it is never truly divided or restricted.