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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      Esther
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      Using your 2 ears to listen twice as much as you use your one mouth to speak.  Being open and brave enough to let down your defenses.  Being able to buck the egoistic norms of our society.  Being able to care for every person as you do your own precious child.  Being sensitive enough to feel another’s emotions in yourself.

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      Helen
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      Not sure, but it could be understanding more instead of seeking to be understood.

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      Niklas
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      I think it means somehow experiencing reality outside of oneself. Identifying with the system as a whole (The Holy Shechina) instead of identifying with one body.

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      Yajaira
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      In an egotistic perception of the reality, one perceive everything according if the thing brings you pleasure or pain while in a perception based on bestowal one perceived everything as perfect because you received to please the creator.

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      Tiago Casellato
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      It means changing the intention of our will to receive from egoist  to bestower.

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      Ali Nadalipour
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      Hi friends

      Changing the intention as i understand is the most important thing.the book offered about quantum and kabbalah was amazing to me.shocked still.but just theorically.actually didn’t understand how someone can chang the intention.love u all

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