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

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      Peshka
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      We are on the way of awakening and opening our hearts to the light of the Creator. My perception of reality is getting closer to the perspective of the creator when I connect myself with the point in the heart and through a deep prayer I ask Him  to show me His perspective . Only then His perspective will be revealed to me…

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      Ivi
      Participant

      Looking from perspective of quality of bestowal.

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      Sue
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      “Viewing reality from the perspective of the Creator means seeing the world through a lens of all-encompassing love, kindness and wisdom.  The Creator, who is present in every aspect of life, guides us through challenges as opportunities for growth.  These experiences help us advance on our spiritual journey, ultimately leading us to a state of oneness with the Creator.

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      Guy
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      It’s acting in the world around us according to the desire to give without reserve rather than being in the desire to receive. Seeking in each situation what pleases the creator and acting accordingly. Our thoughts must be aligned with our actions.

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      Kim
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      Who am I to know the mind and perception of God?  And yet in Genesis 1, we are told that God’s perception of the world is that it is good (tov).  We are also told that we are made in the “image and likeness” of God.  We also know that God desires that we know Him and seek Him.  So as we draw closer to God, we become better able to perceive things as God does and not as man does.  In the end, perhaps it’s just as simple as perceiving everything with sheer love and perceiving everything as completely good–no matter what our finite senses tell us otherwise.

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      Pier
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      It means seeing things the way that it actually is, not the way we want…

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