Do you ever feel like reality is the product of your own perception?

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      Yvette Lanausse
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      Hi, yes, absolutely. I know that depending on my mental state-whether I am sad, happy, lonely, or embarrassed—I will react to a situation accordingly. Something that might not bother me when I am feeling happy—like a rude driver, for example—could make me angry and cause me to take it personally- if my mind is in a negative state. So yes, my perception creates my situation.

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      Anael
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      Yes,because our reality are shape by our fives senses.

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      Sally
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      Before I began to study kabbalah, I dismissed the idea without considering it at all. Now, I believe, wholeheartedly,that is true. Reality is the product of perception.

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      Carina
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      Yes, according to Kabbalah, reality is the product of your perception because your inner state shapes what you perceive. Equivalence of form means aligning your desires and feelings to be like the Creator’s—loving, giving, and balanced—which lets you perceive reality more clearly. When you achieve this alignment, your perception and reality unite, revealing the true spiritual nature behind what you experience.

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      Paulanthony
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      Yes, I feel like my reality is a direct result of my perception and internal condition.

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      avi
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      Definitely – there are so many things that can look very different depending on which side you look at it from.  We create our reality by seeing things a certain way.  We need to get in line with the Creator and attain equivalence of form so we can see things from that point of view.

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