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

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      Renata Klem
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      It means that if God is good all the time, everything that happens to me was put in my life so that I would become like God, have the same thoughts as him and feelings as him and become one with him.

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      Marita
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      To see the interconnectedness of everything in existence.

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      Jonathan
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      It means building a sense inside of myself that can detect the contrast between the Creator’s nature and my own egoistic nature, and using that sense of contrast to identify where my perception needs to be corrected in relation to the Creator, which is a force of Bestowal that does not change. Doing this is the basic mechanism in a Kabbalist’s ascent.

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      Edward Onyango
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      To see the whole of reality and how things are interconnected.

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      Deborah Joplin
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      To intend to view, to feel,  the wholeness of all creation and to see its final correction is to view reality as the Creator who fills and surrounds all.

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      Deborah Joplin
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      The Creator sees the wholeness of everything. He sees the final correction and the return to perfect adhesion. He fills all things and surrounds all things. We need to change our perspective and perceptions to look through His eyes.

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