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To me, it means slowly moving from seeing life through my own wants and reactions toward genuinely caring for others and feeling more connected. In Kabbalist terms, it feels like shifting from the desire to receive for myself toward developing the quality of bestowal and becoming more aligned with the Creator’s nature.

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practical ways to shift from egoism/receiving to altruism/giving in my everyday life

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There is none else besides him – the one force behind everything

I’m looking forward to learning practical ways to apply Kabbalah to my daily life and also connecting with others on this path

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My intention is to move beyond ego-driven thinking toward genuine care for others, creating deeper connection and a more peaceful, fulfilling life.

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What blew my mind was the idea that what we call free will is mostly an illusion, and that our only real freedom is in choosing the environment that influences us. You don’t change yourself directly, your environment changes how you see, and that creates your freedom.

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I imagine it as trying to feel that nothing is random, even the small everyday moments. There’s a quiet sense of being guided or held within something bigger, where everything I experience is part of one source. That feeling helps me be more aware of how I respond and how I connect.

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