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

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

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      Silviu Victor
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      From my point of view, freedom has several aspects. First of all, physical freedom can be restricted from prison to the most banal social constraints and then SOLITUDE can be a variant of obtaining a physical freedom in which the person in question can do whatever he feels like. Regarding spiritual freedom – and I tend to believe that this is the aspect that interests us, I am only now beginning to glimpse it and I am far from being able to give an answer that I am convinced of, not something conventional and somehow automatic “to receive in order to be able to bestow”. This may be the answer but as I said in other forum now I just believe it but it was not revealed to me.

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      Logynn
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      Realizing that this is like a dream and we can choose to wake up by understanding that everything that is good can only be achieved through doing the opposite of what the stories of this world appear to depict on their surface. That everything consciously chosen and understood must replace everything we passively accepted as true without examination.

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      Wilson
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      Freedom is choosing spirituality, and cleaving to the Creator, since there’s none else besides Him.

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      Daniel
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      Freedom is overcoming ego and understanding the will to relieve to bestow back to others and the creator

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      Leila Havran
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      Freedom lies in realizing who we are as creatures-the will to receive. In realizing this there is an opportunity to decide that we no longer desire to receive just for ourselves, but that we wish to receive only to bestow it back to the eternal giver-the Creator. That alone can be called an independent thought, or free will. All else is in the shackles of the will to receive for oneself.

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      Sandie
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      Recognising and overcoming our egoistic natures in order to receive to bestow

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