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?

[BASMA]

Cela implique de développer une vision au-delà de nos 5 sens. Développer le point dans le coeur.

[Tamara Gibson]

I don’t know if the words I use are the same, but the outcome is the same.
We begin to dismantle our egoic field by being humble in our desires, correcting our thoughts, more of the light of creation can influence and shine through us, transforming our perception and causing us to act in such a way as to bestow the light of Creation onto the world around us.
We clear away the static, so to speak, and we become increasingly clear transmitters or beacons of light through our humble love of others.
not sure if that makes sense.

[Enayat]

Spiritual growth begins with changing the relationships between us. When we distance ourselves from self-centeredness and look at others without expectation, the path to spirituality and connection with the Creator becomes clear.

[Josue]

For me its just be in the Center and watching the world moving, in other world its like been a player participant.

[Guy]

Like a seed planted in the ground undergoes a transformation to become a plant, the transition is a step towards another level of consciousness. This sometimes involves radical changes that our selfish nature refuses because it is easier to stay in our comfort zone with our habits than to anticipate even inevitable changes. It is a life lesson to learn to trust others for ourselves while thinking of the collective interest beyond our own person, but it is on this condition that we will strengthen the bonds between us and thus create a world in harmony with the laws of nature.

[Enayat]

Sometimes I feel a spark to help, but something holds me back, or I start judging, and I don’t know what the right thing to do is.

[Author]

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