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

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

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      AspiringAltruist
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      The shift means purposefully living in that reality of bestowal.  To perfectly balance the additional force of ego with the force of the creator and taking the infinitely narrow middle path that can only be done through the help of the creator.  I was watching Marcus on kabtv and this visual helped:

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      Lora Vatalaro
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      To me it means shifting how I look at the reality I’m in.  My egoistic perception is always noticing where and how my desires are being frustrated.  Shifting to a perception based on bestowal would mean that I’d look at reality as interesting, and often inscrutable, evidence of the Creator’s love for me, no matter what it “looked like.”

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      Graphic Unity
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      Looking for ways to bestow to the Creator from the blessings that I’ve been given.

    • #315361
      Devorah Vidal
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      looking for opportunities to give rather than seeking what I can get

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        chris patton
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        isnt that still your ego talking????

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      tristan
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      It means letting go of selfish desires. Changing your intention from personal gain to selfless acts that are in line with that of the creator

    • #315104
      Todd
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      To become more like the creator.

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