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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      Dr Jim
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      I’m not sure I know anymore. I don’t seem to have freedom from desiring objects, sensations, feelings or states. And I don’t seem to have the freedom to be that which does not desire but bestows. How do I do that? That is also a desire. Do I just fake it, ’til I make it?  Read on. I guess this is where I need to be in some environment of others who might be fakin’ it better than I.         Mm, I should have watched the little video above first. Be in a community where people are focussing within rather than without and asking what the purpose of (their) life is. That both sounds like very little and an awful lot. I think I have some way to go yet.

       

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      Dr Jim
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      I’m not sure I know anymore. I don’t seem to have freedom from desiring objects, sensations, feelings or states. And I don’t seem to have the freedom to be that which does not desire but bestows. How do I do that? That is also a desire. Do I just fake it, ’til I make it?  Read on. I guess this is where I need to be in some environment of others who might be fakin’ it better than I.

    • #310869
      Rae
      Participant

      Freedom is the ability choose an environment that values internality over externality.

    • #310487
      Michael
      Participant

      Freedom to me is an idealogy that gives a sort of relief to the captive mind; a captive mind which yearns for inclusion and participation in natures divine music which it is ignorantly part of! Freedom to me is a concept that gives the spectator a role in the divine drama! How can I be free? If I Can understand and know that I’m an actor in this divine drama; although an unconscious or ignorant one who needs to become more aware of his role to play and how significant and important his role is in the play, then he begins to exercise his freedom which is a conscious effort applied to make the drama even more interesting! Thank you so so much! I’m so grateful for this teachings!

    • #308953
      Jo Fakour
      Participant

      I am confident freedom is not what I’ve been conditioned to believe.  This weeks lessons will be very interesting.

    • #308594
      Seeker of Wisdom
      Participant

      Freedom is knowing the Creator is in control. The reforming light pulls us closer to this realization. The light and our corrections pull us closer to Him.

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