Dr. Laitman is featured in Huffington Post US, Germany, Italy, France and Spain. He blogs in BlogActiv, United with Israel, Jewish Journal, Times of Israel, Jerusalem Post and Jewish Business News.
Laitman's vision for solving the global crisis at all levels, including education, climate change, hunger, and all social and economic problems, involves implementing a new method of connection designed to establish unity above differences.
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The Jewish Choice: Unity or Anti-Semitism draws a direct link between Jewish unity and a rise in anti-Semitism, including the current wave, based on historical facts on anti-Semitism as a reflection of Jewish social discord. Buy Now »
Completing the Circle presents a proven way to enhance our benefits from our connections. Buy Now »
If we do not begin a process of preventive care to improve relationships between employees, organizations might find themselves in serious difficulty in the coming years. The intensification of narrow egoism among employees will lead to a deterioration in their…
A great deal of resources is invested in organizational development, yet poor relationships between people often place obstacles in the path of success for companies and organizations. What could be offered that would change the game? Here is a glimpse…
When someone asks me a question, it evokes a very strong inner reaction in me. Sometimes I suddenly feel as if I begin to boil inside. At other times it pushes me toward a scientific explanation, a psychological one, or…
Abraham changed the course of world history. He was the first person to call on the Babylonians to confront the growing egoism that had suddenly erupted in Ancient Babylon. Until that time, Babylonian society had developed peacefully. Located between the…
Reality does not have to complete its development through some catastrophic explosion. The process described in the sources as the War of Gog and Magog does not necessarily have to unfold as a global disaster. It can take place within…
When I was young, I often asked myself, “What comes next?” First you go to school, then to college, then work, family, and so on. But since I could not find a real answer to that question, I felt no…