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a foundational Kabbalistic idea: the ability to question one’s perception is the beginning of freedom. What we feel as real is not necessarily what is real; it is our subjective interpretation shaped by the will to receive. Recognizing the gap between feeling and reality creates space for choice and liberation. Redemption begins when a person understands that their inner experience is not the ultimate truth but a lens that can be transcended, revised, and freed again and again.

This section presents a pivotal distinction between corporeal reality and spiritual reality. Corporeality claims to be the only reality, while spirituality reveals that the true reality is the will of the Creator. The first “strike” or disruption is described as a necessary shattering of the illusion that our perception is absolute. The Creator is revealed as the “God of liberty,” freeing humanity from the prison of mistaking subjective feeling for objective truth. The reference to Don Quixote illustrates how visionary perception often appears foolish to those trapped in conventional reality, yet it points toward a deeper truth that others cannot yet see.

The text then moves into ethics and responsibility, suggesting that good and evil, as perceived by the ego, are blurred within the will to receive. True choice exists only beyond egoic preference. Spiritual “murder” is described as denying life to the spirit within, and external violence is seen as a reflection of unresolved inner battles. Through study, awareness, and collective spiritual work, a new space for conscious choice emerges—aligning perception with the Creator’s will to bestow goodness. This process is framed as the vector of human evolution: gradually transforming perception, reducing suffering, and increasing revelation by learning to see beyond what we merely feel to be real.

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