Dr. Michael Laitman To Change the World – Change Man

What Would You Change in Your Life to Improve It?

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One of my students brought me this question, mentioning how scientists have often asked people who know they are about to die this very question: “What would you change in your life?” At such a point, when many people reflect

Hanukkah: A Spiritual Rest Stop on the Journey to an Ever-Strengthening Connection

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The spiritual meaning of Hanukkah, the Festival of Lights, is that it represents a crucial pause in the inner battle for becoming as loving, giving, and united to one another through such qualities as the laws of nature themselves—a “rest

What Can Possibly Bring the Fall of a Leader?

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One of my students read me the following excerpt from 15th Century diplomat and author Niccolò Machiavelli, in order to clarify aspects of human nature and leadership. If you are chosen as king, and the crown turns out to be big, then

If People Are Animals, Then Why Do We Get Offended by Being Called an Animal?

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One of my students raised this question via the following quote by Stanislaw Jerzy Lec: “If an animal were to kill intentionally, it would have been a human act.” In other words, animals kill instinctively for the sake of fulfilling

Why Did Moses Fail to Enter the Promised Land?

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Moses’ journey is first and foremost a lesson in devotion to the Creator’s will. He led the people of Israel as commanded, fulfilling every directive with unwavering faith. Yet, as they reached the border of the Land of Israel, the

From Chekhov to Kabbalah: Finding Meaning in a Seemingly Meaningless Life

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One of my students recently read to me a quote by Anton Chekhov and asked my opinion on it, since he believed that its ideas held similarity to ideas in the wisdom of Kabbalah. “I was no more than 26

What Era Are We In?

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We are in a transitional era marked by a shift from a hibernating state to an aspiration for harmony, balance, and peace with the laws of nature, i.e., to the discovery of life’s meaning. The discovery of life’s meaning is

How Do Humans Fit into the Natural World? Are We a Part of Nature or Separate from It?

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Humanity has a unique role in the natural world. Unlike other creatures, we have the capacity to complete the great big ecological sphere we are parts of. Yet, our current behavior disrupts the delicate balance of the ecosystem, creating harm

What Can We Learn from Nature about Sustainable Development?

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In our times, humanity has drifted far from the natural balance that governs living systems. When a wolf hunts, it takes only what it needs to sustain itself. It does not hoard, exploit, or disrupt the delicate harmony of its

How Do You Protect Your Mental Health?

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Protecting yourself mentally does not mean putting up walls or shielding yourself from the world. Instead, it is about learning to flow harmoniously with nature and the people around you. The idea that out of fearing blows, we close ourselves

Why Is There a Lack of Kindness in the World?

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There is a lack of kindness in the world because people do not love each other. Moreover, the world was created precisely for people to develop loving and kind relations to one another. We are placed into such a situation

Why Did God Create Humans as the Main Beings on Earth?

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That is indeed a complicated topic. God creates us humans as intelligent beings and gave us the ability to correct ourselves, i.e., to invert our inborn egoistic nature to altruism. If we refuse to do so and remain foolish, then