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?

[Ricardo Vinicio Guerrero Cisneros]

Somehow, sometimes we feel the urge to do some good in life, but those are glimpses of what is left in us from creation, now, seen it in the perspective of kabbalah, it becomes much clearer where we must transit to achieve real auto realization in life, to be like the Creator. Living in the western side of the world, it becomes a real challenge to change social dynamics to one of bestowal, especially in a agroup setting.

 

[ORLANDO]

Hi Friends

for me, when started it wasn’t easy stop thinking about me so I started to include other in my intentions and that started filling in the space that my I was taking. If we Invert the M in ME it becomes WE !!

[Mike]

Not speaking from attainment here, just theoretical: it means perceiving directly that the world is not a place of corruption, old age, disease, death and evil but is instead filled with divine light and is all good. It would mean crossing the machsom, and becoming a hub of light filling existing connections and making new connections in this world based on an entirely different basis than that of the ego today.

[Ed Mereoară]

Internally feeling all the humans desire and give them love.

[Rachel]

Shifting from the egoistic perception is allowing the ego of personal gains to die.

Moving to the perception of bestowal is equivalence of form, giving like the creator with no personal gain in mind.

[Beth]

An egoistic perception of reality is when I see myself as the centre and all must satisfy me. This is not sustainable. A spiritual perception based on bestowal is not about satisfying my desires but satisfying the desires the whole, of which I am part. This is sustainable. This shift is done in the name of the Creator.

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