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?

[Carlos]

That’s means the path of Torah & Mitzvot that produces a progressive & a constant correction of our ego, in order to attain more & more equivalence of form with the Creator, & the transformation of our Kli. A transformation that gives us the force to use our natural ego (or will to receive) in order to bestow, & to develop a higher sense or consciousness in perceiving  “really” reality (the Creator’s thought).

[dree monster]

as an example i used to work to make money so i can pay the bills.

i shifted my preception in the way that i work because i enjoy making products for my employer.

the intent changed from me based to the company was a whole.

[Richard Lively]

Perception of reality is the key to all answers.  If we chose to look at things that are bad as bad we simply do not understand reality.  The creator created everything in 6 days, he saw that everything was good and rested Shabbat.  This means that everything is still good and the creator is still resting because time does not exist in the spiritual worlds.  The sooner we understand that all is good, and ask for understanding of what we feel is bad; as to how something can be considered good, the better.

[Richard Lively]

it means to learn what a true form of love is and not just my own concept of how to love.  My nature does not teach me to love in fact I am incapable of it.  So I need to find a way to learn how to really love.  This comes only from the creator

[Yvon Decelles]

I don’t truly comprehend what it means at this point but I do believe it will result in a better world.

[Dora Francis]

To receive from the Creator with the sole intention to give back to him and to live our neighbour as ourselves

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