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?

[Joe]

This is difficult to answer because I am not there yet. What does come to mind is the oneness of all that exist albeit on different levels.

[gina]

To see the complete picture.

[Ed]

To understand that reality is no more than the thought of the Creator.

[Hai Mag]

Viewing reality from the Creator’s perspective is a profound concept that transcends our human limitations. The Creator, by definition, exists outside the constraints of time, space, and ego. Their essence is pure “will to bestow,” an unwavering desire to give and connect without expectation of return.

For a human to achieve this viewpoint is a transformative journey. Our natural state is colored by ego, which focuses on receiving pleasure and avoiding pain. This self-centered perspective creates a distorted lens through which we perceive the world.

So, how can we bridge this gap? The answer lies in cultivating a “second nature” within ourselves – the nature of “will to bestow.” This involves a conscious effort to shift our intentions and actions away from ego-driven desires and towards giving without expecting anything in return.

[Greg]

To view reality as a complete system, unchanging.

[Jay (Chaim S.)]

Viewing reality from the perspective of the Creator means unbounded benevolence and good, giving to bestow and bestowing true love of the highest order on everything. It means understanding the Creator made the creature imperfect, that is the will to receive rather than to give, so that the creature would undergo correction to become equivalent in form to the Creator.

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