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?

[MsNandi Marie]

If I look at reality from the Creator/God’s perspective then I know that His creation is actually perfect and it affords us to live a harmonious life. What I mean is that all creation has a purpose and God/Creator’s attitude does not change in regards to all creation.  He only wants to do that which is good for His creation.

With that in mind we can see the world as bad/fearful or we can adjust our attitude and realize that everything that happens is for the development of us reaching the Upper level of reality.

The scripture at 1st John 4:8 Says “Whoever does not love does not know God, because God is love”

Hence God/The Creator is the epitome of Love and His nature cannot change for He is true to who He is. He is not an angry Creator who wants to heap destruction on His creation. We should not fear those things happening in the world or anything that happens to us personally. Knowing that we have a Creator who loves us and wants the best for us is quite comforting.

Numbers 6:24-26 (NKJV): “The LORD bless you and keep you; The LORD make His face shine upon you, And be gracious to you; The LORD lift up His countenance upon you, And give you peace.”

[FREDRICK OCHIENG]

Creator is totally a force of will to bestow. Therefore He wants creature to use the will to receive to bestow and develop sixth sense hence have the same perception of reality as Him.

[Wally]

The Creator wants to bestow His Creatures with endless pleasure but they have receiving issues and He allows the Creature to figure it out

[Ellema]

Dr Laitman shares the Kabbalist perspective of man as the sensing creature of creation. Creation is the natural world considered reality. As the Creator is absolute and unchanging so is the creation. It follows that creation is manifested as a result of laws that are also true of the Creator. The paradox appears to be that although the Creator is hidden from us he is revealed in the creation. When we view nature and ourselves as the means to perceive the Creator we can shift our perspective from viewing nature as good and bad to sensing creation for what it is. Once we view reality for what it is beyond dualities we start to catch a glimpse of the Creators thoughts in the creation itself.

[csilla]

i think the idea might be looking neutrally at the workings of nature as a cohesive whole and accepting everything that happens as if it were for one’s own benefit.

[junior]

To let go of our intention of will to receive and aim towards altruistic desires.

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