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?

[Shadrak Kakumba]

In my opinion freedom is to live a life which is in accordance with God’s laws, to understand the laws and align our desires with those laws.

[Michael]

In my own understanding, freedom is a state of mind and by the help of the reforming light, we can acquire this by aligning our thoughts to that of our creator, through our decisions and choice of actions.

[Sheree]

Since all will eventually return to the Creator, I think the freedom comes from choosing to do the internal work in coordination with the Reforming Light in this life.  I have noticed that when I take time in the moment to accept “there is none but Him”, I see each moment as part of plan larger than myself and want to work with that instead of my previous perception that something is wrong with my situation.

[Natalie Dee]

I think that Freedom comes from the individual deciding to free themselves from the lower self, the ego. Through self analysis/introspection, prayer, meditation, striving to become like the creator, and choosing to take action that is coming from the will to bestow rather than receive. I think this is where Freedom can come from, I’m working on it myself so I’m not certain…but it seems that true Freedom is freedom from our own ego and selfish impulses/desires. By correcting ourselves we can reach Freedom.

• This reply was modified 3 weeks, 6 days ago by Natalie Dee.

[Ben]

Freedom comes when we attain equivalence of form with the creator, which for the moment feels as far as trying to fly to Mars. Through the reforming light, which is basically being in the kabbalah environment, we can do it.

[Matthew]

Freedom, is to bestow and to let go of your fears, so that you are tuned in to help others more than yourself.

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