Preparation Question: What is freedom and how, by the help of the Reforming Light, can we acquire it?

[Tony Kosinec- KabU Instructor]

Preparation Question: What is freedom and how, by the help of the Reforming Light, can we acquire it?

[Eliyah]

liberation from the kelipot of the animal soul (eg0)

[Guy]

Freedom is the right to choose the blue pill or the red pill.  We can choose to step back into the matrix, but we will never be happy, no matter how much we pretend it is real.  Once we know there is a truth, we are compelled to fulfill the search, no matter what the truth reveals.  As one rabbi said, this is the truth that the parable of the mustard seed is about.  It must start tiny to be planted in the spot of our heart, in our garden.  Then when the Reforming Light fertilizes the garden with truth and fellowship, the tree grows .

[Debbie]

Freedom for me would be not worrying what others think of me when I engage with a group of like-minded people in search of higher spirituality in my life.  Not trying to fit into each situation, but happy to be on the path I am on.

[Matthew]

Freedom is the ultimate autonomy both to decide what I want to do and to do it. However, what I think I want is driven by forces completely unknown to me. With the help of the Reforming Light, I can become aware of these forces and gain a higher understanding of what I “want” which super cedes this “invisible” influence of forces by understanding them and incorporating them into my development.

[Mira]

It does not refer to political or social liberty. It’s freedom from the tyranny of the ego. Because of egotistical desires we are not truly free.

Real freedom  only begins when a person rises above those inner forces. It’ the ability to act according to the desire to bestow rather than being enslaved by the egoistic desire to receive.

[Arjun]

To me, Freedom is .. a liberation from the illusion that we are separate.. from others and .. from the creator. By growing closer into adhesion with the Light of the Creator.., the illusion dissolves away, like a sugar cube in a cup of hot tea…

[Author]

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