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?

[Luc ANOUBRE]

It means that everything comes from the Creator and He only does good.

[Mihaela]

To see reality from the perspective of the Creator means, first of all, to feel integrated in (to be equivalent in form with) the micro and macro-cosmos, with all reality, by His quality of bestowing and loving all that exist.
Like a cell of a huge body, which feels best to do what is good for the body and other cells, because it loves the body of which it is part as much as it loves itself and even more. Realizing that the cell is the body and the body is the cells. We humans are the stem cells of the system and nature wants, more than anything, for us to engage intellectually in its evolution.

[David Edwards]

To view reality as eternal and complete. To be above life and death, above the ego. Operating as a pure spiritual force. No lack. Pure bestowal. Boundless love.

[Andrew]

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

To open myself up, to expand my consciousness, to SEE the vastness of the System that is already functioning and I’m a part of it already, as is everyone and everything.

[Kári Allansson]

The thought makes my ego feel very small. I suspect that viewing reality from the perspective of the Creator is the opposite of egoism. But I also suspect that the ego can easily creep in again so that I start acting as if I am the Creator.

[tom]

To zoom out so we can see that everything that happens and exists is for the good, even though it doesn’t look like that from the first view.

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