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?

[Lora Vatalaro]

Freedom is the experience of shifting my focus from an egoistic evaluation of what is happening outside of me.  This egoistic evaluation usually involves lots of complaining about what is happening.  Freedom is the experience of looking inside, instead—of asserting that each moment has been given to me as a gift.  Then I can wonder in each moment why it has been given to me this way.  When I look at each moment as a gift and wonder about it, it feels like light enters the moment.  I end up with the freedom to feel the light and to be curious about what the gifts contained in this moment are.

[Cyndi]

What is freedom?

I wonder if it is the third line, the line in between the rejection of the left and bestowal of the right?

[William Taylor]

my new idea of freedom is I have the option to see through spiritual eyes from within or to see through the eyes of corporeal sight. In other words to be able to see through the eyes of the Creator and chose his will over my ego.

 

[Myva]

Freedom is entering a “place” of connection with the Creator where there is no longer a need for a recognition of having to come to that “place” or to search for a connection. That is acquired through relationship and studying together with others of same-like hearts.

[Shel]

Freedom is no longer having to try to control every little thing out of fear, because there is no point if it’s all in the hands of the Creator.

All I need to do is cooperate and have the right attitude.

At least that’s one form of freedom, one level of freedom – I think the only one truly available to me at the moment.

(But there seems to be promise of greater creative freedom once we finish growing up?)

 

[Dr Jim]

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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