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To view reality from the perspective of the Creator means to perceive all events, people, and circumstances through the lens of bestowal and unconditional love. It involves seeing beyond personal desires and egoistic tendencies to understand the interconnectedness and purpose behind everything, recognizing that all aspects of reality are directed toward spiritual growth and unity. This perspective aligns with the qualities of the Creator, fostering compassion, patience, and acceptance in all situations.

[Natu]

We learned about reaching the state of Lishma and achieving equivalence of form with the Creator. Could you elaborate on how we can practically work ‘above reason’ and overcome our egoistic desires, especially when faced with doubts and challenges along the path?

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In this week’s lesson, we learned that the Creator’s quality is one of constant bestowal and that true prayer involves self-analysis rather than asking for change in our circumstances. Could you explain how we can cultivate this approach to prayer and bestowal, especially when faced with challenges that strongly affect our perception?

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I would define my goal in studying Kabbalah as developing a deeper connection with the Creator and attaining true freedom by rising above my egoistic nature. I aim to understand and work in harmony with the laws of nature, transforming my will to receive into a will to bestow, which I believe will bring me closer to spiritual fulfillment and unity with others. Through this path, I hope to continuously refine my intentions and stay aligned with the purpose of spiritual growth.

[Natu]

How can we practically develop our point of freedom to rise above our egoistic nature?

[Natu]

My best experience from the previous course was engaging with the material and gaining new insights through discussions. I hope to deepen my understanding, apply what I learn, and continue to grow.

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