Preparation Question: What does it mean to view reality from the perspective of the Creator?

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      Vladica Trajkovski
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      To see reality from the Creator’s perspective means to try to see everything that happens not through the question “What do I gain from this?” but rather “How can this serve the good of others, giving, and love?”
      In Kabbalistic terms, it means seeing reality through the quality of bestowal rather than through the desire to receive for oneself.

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      Rebecca
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      To me, it means having peace in my heart. Opening my mind and consciously trying to view reality as our Creator sees it isn’t possible for me right now. However, in my heart, I know that everything is the Creator in action and that His bestowal is always good, regardless of how I perceive it. To me, this is liberation.

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      Liz
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      I think it means correctly perceiving of the will to bestow, the Creator’s attitude towards creation and adopting that same attitude within ourselves towards the Creator and others without regard for oneself and our attachments.

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      Daniela
      Participant

      To view reality from his perspective means to Bestow and through Kabbalah we will be able to receive from him in order to give others. To receive to give until we reach his greatness and we just give.

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      Judy
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      Nature, the Creator’s perspective is to bestow.

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      Oliver
      Participant

      To view reality from the perspective of the Creator is to recognise that everything received is, at a macro level, a positive bestowal serving the development of creation, even though the vast majority of its purpose lies beyond the comprehension of the ego.

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