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- May 29, 2026 at 2:44 pm EDT in reply to: Preparation Question: What does it mean to view reality from the perspective of the Creator? #501505
AlexiaParticipantTo view reality from the perspective of the creator is to see how interconnected everything is in nature, how it is all meant to work together in harmony, bestowing goodness in a constant, consistent manner without fail for the purpose of filling his creation with delight. Not us humans, we change our attitudes and views towards other people, concepts, towards nature itself, which means towards the creator himself, sometimes simply depending on our mood that day, or the influence of others, or based on the events taking place in our individual lives, simply because of our own changing egotistical nature, so our view of reality is completely subjective, narrowed down to how it relates to us and our unmet desires and needs.  To me a good example of Creator’s reality is watching the faithful ceremony of the moon and the sun rising and setting, every single morning and night, so stunningly beautiful, peaceful and constant regardless of our behavior or attitude for millions of years…. Day after day…. Reminding us of the all bestowing nature of the Creator that we must try and adhere to.
May 16, 2026 at 10:14 am EDT in reply to: Ask anything about week 2 lesson and materials and get an answer from a senior Kabbalah instructor. #499845
AlexiaParticipantWow, this subject of Free Will is the most fascinating for me, and Tony does such an incredible job of presenting it, leaving so much room for wonderful thought and for creating the right kind of intentions. And that feels utmost liberating!!!
AlexiaParticipantIt is clear that all is from him, you can see his imprint everywhere, and all is interconnected because all was created by one force.
AlexiaParticipantI have learned to listen more intently to the voice of the creator within my spark, just by virtue of pondering the various ideas that were shown and discussed during the first semester, like the concept of total reality around us being something very different than the limited reality we perceive through our five senses and the program inside of us that interprets it, like developing a screen where even receiving becomes a form of bestowal. I have often felt that how one receives a gift is an art form. The idea to make the giver feel seen and appreciated is such an important way of giving back. I am trying more and more to see humanity in everyone and be present with any one person I come in contact with. And very importantly, the hardest part, is trying to retrain my thought process from when I notice it is filled with fears and insecurities and negativity, to its opposite – to bestow upon myself the love and light and in that form be able to bestow upon others.
AlexiaParticipantI wish for everyone, me included, to keep coming home to our hearts, feeling our hearts beating as one heart of all of humanity, connecting us to the bestowal light of the great Spirit.
April 11, 2026 at 12:33 pm EDT in reply to: Ask anything about week 2 lesson and materials and get an answer from a senior Kabbalah instructor. #495053
AlexiaParticipantI am curious about the four worlds, what are they besides ratios between a will to receive and a will to bestow? Also the 125 steps we descended seems like such an exact number of steps… to derive from a spiritual world where how close or how far is only measured by equivalence of form vs its disparity. Why not just say that we through shattering we have lost equivalence of form with our creator? Why the 4 worlds and 125 steps, such exact math, which seems only relevant in our corporal world?
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