The main purpose of ordinary reality is to keep you locked in a separate dimension in which you identify yourself exclusively with a physical body, in an incessant struggle for survival doomed inevitably to fail. The function of ordinary reality is preventing you from accessing your multidimensional identity.
Multidimensional identity means that while you live your life in a given body on earth you have physical or non-physical presences in many other realities, that is, you have multiple identities, existing simultaneously, even if you are not aware of them. As a matter of fact, if you are reading these lines, you are certainly aware of your multidimensional identity. The problem is that your awareness is incompatible with ordinary reality, which constantly represses it or prevents you from exercising it beyond a certain limit.
Your multidimensional identity exists in many realities at the same time. Some of these realities cause the events taking place in ordinary reality itself. It follows that you will never be able to understand ordinary reality unless you are willing to become aware of other realities
This is why great caution is required to proceed with the exploration of other realities. To this end, in my courses, I do everything possible to integrate multidimensional work with ordinary reality. In particular, I strive to ensure that the relationship with the multidimensional identity is strategically intended to bring apparent advantages for the ordinary identity itself. Another important requirement for safe navigation in multidimensionality is the recovery of the relationship with a central and expanded identity, responsible for connecting with all your possible identities.
Please be aware here that the nature of your multidimensional identity cannot be explained by ordinary languages, since they were created on purpose to repress it. This means that you need to recover your original multidimensional languages, whose nature is purely experiential. My courses insist a lot on this aspect, so that they can sometimes look like learning courses of a foreign language, although in the end what turns out to be foreign is the language I am using now.