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

[Tony Kosinec- KabU Instructor]

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

[Banesa]

Yes, I do feel my reality is product of my perception. It’s my senses that help me perceive it, which in turn make my reality limited. I wish Kabbalah to guide me to see the world outside my perception, where it’s unlimited.

[Gary]

Some talk about manifesting your own reality or some may say you reap what you sow but who is dreaming the dream. Am I creating my reality in my dream or am I living this reality because the collective is dreaming a bigger dream. I am still processing these thoughts and  perhaps Kabbalah will help to clarify them.

[Jasminz]

No, even I am aware of, I feel very often disturbed in my awareness, perceptional, acoustical and intellectual, and I know how that is happen and through whom and since when and why I can’t escape from this or grow out of this, even I know a lot of basic skills and yet they seem to become always again and again nullified and challenged and it’s really exhausting for me to always keep my energy in me.

[Donna Zegman]

Yes! Our perception is different in each one of us, depending on our experiences, knowledge and elevation. That reality we see changes as we progress, until we reach the point of wanting to know what reality truly is.

[carlos]

No, I perceive a reality that is painted by my ego.

[martin]

Yes, in the past and it seeps into the present sometimes. Through study and lots of sleepless night thinking about it, I am beginning to understand the presence of an outer force that I can’t see which is beyond my limited perception of reality.

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