Where exactly is your free will? Can you identify where it is real and where it is an illusion?

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      Ozie
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      I see free will as the ability to choose.  But can I really fully choose? If what I can choose between is fixed then I can only choose between those items available to me. Which is only the free choice of choosing what is provided to me. Not total free choice.

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      David J
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      Our perception of free will exist in our material world? Our free will is the point in the ❤ choosing to ask the Creator to help us achieve spirituality?

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      Daria
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      Our free will is to choose to develop self-consciousness/ awareness and qualities of giving rather than taking to fulfill our desires. We can make a choice to develop receptivness and discover Creator or keep on getting stuck in our illusions and egoistic patterns.

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      dree monster
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      we can change to choose our environment

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      Chris
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      I am free to chose how I live my life. I believe its real when you understand how things should work the correct way and it’s an illusion when you think you know but you actually don’t.

    • #285069
      Shmuley
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      If freewill has to do with us being different than a machine that is completely dependent of the person who manages it, yes, we have free will. We are free to give as well as to receive in order to give. To receive blessings to bless others.

      On th eother hand, free will does not mean we are autonomous. We depend on our DNA, the way in which we have been brought up by our families, society, our HIgher Power, and the like.

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