Preparation Prompt: What does transitioning from a self-centered perception of reality to one grounded in altruism entail?

[Julian Edwards- KabU Instructor]

Preparation Prompt: What does transitioning from a self-centered perception of reality to one grounded in altruism entail?

[Bonnie A. Bus]

Wondering why one cannot succeed to bestow on your own. Why isn’t it recognized as bestowal either?

[Nathan]

I’d say it is the transition from someone who loves themself before all else moving to a person no longer opposed to nature or needing to set oneself  above others; rather, they work cooperatively with the world.

[Christianne]

to change  our desires  and actions,  not the will to reveice for  ourselfes,  but receive in  order to bestow to the creator,  to come to equivalence of form   with the Creator;   pure intention,  All is  in us  , this reality, nature,  the still, vegetativ,  all other human beings, we are one  1 soul, 1 heart,   its all in ourself

[Maria Memoli]

It means shifting from our material reality to what is the outcome of the non material reality, the program or Thought of Creation. The ultimate goal for the program is to create the Kli in order to receive the Light and achieve the Equivalence of form to that Light.

[Elliott]

I’m not sure I’ll get this right … but I’ll give it a shot. An egoistic perception of reality is one where I see, hear, feel (etc.) so that I can determine how I can receive for me alone. I perceive things according to my selfish interests. A perception based on bestowal allows me to perceive (and determine) how I can receive to bring pleasure to others and to the creator. The information coming to me might be the same … but how I filter that information changes.

[David J]

To change your intention from receiving to bestowing

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