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

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    • #462531
      Lorna Hake
      Participant

      Reality Is, I am the one that must change to see the perfection that Is.

    • #462216
      Ben
      Participant

      Reality is the manifestation of the creator’s intentions and the creator’s intentions are always good, perfect, and balanced.

      Negativity, evil, and unbalance only exist as a manifestation of humanity’s egoism.

      But this is not a flaw or a mistake or a miscalculation on the part of the creator: it was intended.

      Creation is a process that was set into motion 14 billion years ago and is manifesting precisely according to the creator’s intention.

      Humanity is exactly where it is supposed to be.

      Creation is exactly where it is supposed to be.

      Everything is unfolding exactly as the creator intended.

    • #462203

      Pure bestowal!

    • #462185
      David
      Participant

      The attitude of the Creator is only ever that of the unchanging desire to bestow.

      Understanding this means that His attitude never changes toward me. My view shifts to knowing that He is good that only does good, and His good is found everywhere within creation: inside nature, desire, thought and action.

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      Elena Maslova
      Participant

      From the perspective of the Creator, I see the whole of reality, and understand all its workings, and only want one thing: to give unconditionally.

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      Lady Bracha
      Participant

      It means to see what we perceive as good and bad, innately good. It means to move with love and interconnectedness

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