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

[Tony Kosinec- KabU Instructor]

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

[Sandie]

The creator created everything in order to bestow so to view reality from the perspective of the creator would be to see everything in this lower world and the 5 spiritual worlds as an opportunity to bestow.

[Logynn]

It’s like Gianni said in the Spiritual GPS video, we have to get in alignment in order to aim correctly, in order to see correctly. It’s like we are out of phase with reality. Like you can only see reality through a narrow aperture, or through a fiber optic cable. If we are looking at it out of alignment we might see a bit of a glow coming from that area, but definitely not a discernible image.

But if we read the texts and we understand that we are moving ourselves by changing ourselves on the inside, then at some point we will be in the alignment where that image resolves on our organ of perception (the kli, like an eye,) and reality will come into focus.

Maybe that machsom barrier is just the point where we move from running away from the painful consequences of our egoism, to gaining some perception of the Creator and being drawn towards it?

My preparation is to want the change so I can be moved to the exact right spot to see.

[Daniel]

It is to transcend our ego and other defilements in order to learn to receive in order to bestow

[Alina]

It means an state i aspire and work to attain, when i will be able to change the way i see my reality and will be able to see the complete and perfect picture, all harmony and interconnected in love  and compassion.

[Akosua Marie]

It means that we accept the order of the world as set by the Creator. We are part of the whole system. This is the only way we can escape suffering. We are the Creator’s sensors.

[Chloe Lymburner]

To view life without the egotistical screens/what’s in it for me lens. To transcend above time.

[Yvonne]

seeing the big picture where every element is part of a larger whole. And nothing exist in isolation. going beyond recognizing seeing.

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