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

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      Adelina Santos
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      The perspective of the Creator does´t change, there is no time or space. So we don´t conprehend His perspaective.

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      Shel
      Participant

      To see that the Creator is only good and that everything that happens is for good. Like a parent telling a child they can’t do something that will hurt them. Seeing through the eyes of the child, the parent is “mean.” Seeing through the eyes of the parent, they are doing good for their child’s welfare and development.

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      Dan
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      To let go of your own egoistic desires and begin to dream of the Creator, what was it like at the beginning experiencing His love for creation and His creatures having an unlimited desire to watch every instant through His eyes, feel His feelings and be one with Him.

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      Michael
      Participant

      Viewing reality from the perspective of the Creator is by changing ourselves to accept all that he has to give which is “Good”. We perceive life as Evil because of our egoistical desires which are self gratifying. Thus, even when the Will of the Creator for me is Good and always Good, I will perceive it as Evil because it goes contrary to my Will! which is also sin to the Creator This is why there needs to be an equivalence of form towards Lishma!

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      Charlotte
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      I think it means to see the benefit behind all things including limitations and pressures

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      Roger Fry
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      I suppose it would be unconditional love, this from the level of a creature having obtained equivalence of form. Everything would from them spontaneously receiving and bestowing.

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