Izzy Kiver compares reality to an arcade game where spirits drop a token to enter as newborns, forgetting their past lives entirely. Before entering, each spirit pre-chooses its family, environment, and life conditions, setting the game's rules. Our perceived limits come from these preset parameters, not from lacking freedom.
Think of everything around you. The world which you live in, this earth that we exist in, as essentially a simulation or a game. Now, think of yourself as someone that came to the arcade to play a game. That is essentially your spirit or your energy that went and dropped a token in. The minute you dropped the token in, you're ported into the game, into the simulation or environment, into a small baby's body, and you're born. You have total retrograde amnesia. You forget that you are essentially this spirit who dropped in a token to play the game. And when you start playing the game, it's quite interesting. You feel totally handicapped. That's because when you chose your player in advance, you chose what family you'll be born into, you chose the environment, and you also chose.
