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Our work with the Light that reforms teaches me to understand myself – to know who I am.  All we need do is open ourselves up to the process.

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It means to see nothing wrong with anything.  It means to see the world through the eyes of innocence.  It means to understand the reason for our inborn nature and to look at it with kindness.  It is to fully accept the world as it is, without trying to change anything outside of us.  Instead, we choose to see it differently and to use our vessel of reception to obtain peace.

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Thanks Gianni

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Thanks Gianni.

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Hi.  My name is George and I’m from Melbourne, Australia.

I would like to better understand the two major parts of each desire.  Are they to receive for my own benefit and to receive for the benefit of others?  If so, how do I recognize within myself whether I am acting out of self-interest or the for the benefit of someone else?

Thanks.

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I am very keen to understand how to apply our theoretical understanding of Kabbalah in everyday life.

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