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At this point in my study of Kabbalah freedom and the Reforming light is yet to be revealed in my awareness. My ego sees freedom as moving through my life as my authentic self without concern or worry over how my basic needs shall be met. I have no desire to chase wealth or power or knowledge for the sake of societal acceptance. This was not always true, I have chased all these things. My ego has chased love in the most selfish ways manipulating men I loved to adore me and I looked to them to fill the emptiness in me and when they could not I left them mercilessly. I sought to take their freedom from them to cling to me. Kabbalah has revealed this to me and I am ready to accept and give love unconditionally without attachment. What is coming into view is a letting go of what my ego wants to explore what Spirit wants. Perhaps this is the spark of what freedom is.
There is no freedom without consequence for everyone in this 5 sense world and because this is a reflection of the Upper Worlds, it is what it is. This doesn’t answer the question but that’s all I can muster at the moment.
Well, we do have the freedom not to be egoistic jerks but instead bestow unto others to become like Him
True freedom is in the connection with the Creator by not just the absence of certain things but by the spiritual. That point in the heart that leads us to connect with the Divine. It’s not so much dos and donts but understanding the root of our soul. “There is no coercion in spirituality.”
The environment that appreciates the internality more than the externality is one we want to dwell in.
Internality: the state of being internal focused on our inner nature, or psychological inwardness.
Ethical values
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