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

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    • #401546
      Enrique Rojas
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      Entender que el Creador es siempre bueno, es siempre otorgamiento y bondad, es decir, Altruismo absoluto. Que Él nunca cambia y que podemos ser transformados por Él para que nuestra naturaleza egoísta sea sintonizada con el pensamiento de la Creación, a fin de que aprendamos a recibir sólo para otorgar.

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      Ka Bubot
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      To perceive reality from the perspective of the Creator, we can sense that the only thought of the Creator is to bestow goodness and fill His creation with delight through Kabbalah. If we can only sense this thought then life as we live it will be far much joyful and we would also change ourselves to be like Him to fill others with delight altruistically and to satisfy the Creator.

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      Amy W
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      Stop complaining and see that everything occurs to benefit creation as a whole.

    • #398994
      Shadrak Kakumba
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      I think it means to understand the purpose of our lives and all creation in relation to the mind of the creator. See lives the way God wanted things to be at a certain important percentage but not 100%.

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      Enayat
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      Viewing reality from the perspective of the Creator means seeing everything as a manifestation of the Creator’s will and understanding that all events and people are part of a larger plan for the correction and perfection of creation.

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      Sheree
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      Viewing reality from the perspective of the Creator is desires used with altruistic intentions.

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