Dr. Michael Laitman To Change the World – Change Man

What Are the Most Effective Ways to Mend a Broken Relationship?

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In our lives, broken relationships stem from misunderstandings, both large and small, and they can leave us feeling lost and confused. Many experts suggest trying to understand the other person’s perspective, recognizing that actions are not always intentional. But what

What Makes a True Hero?

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A true hero is someone who serves as an example to follow—not necessarily through dramatic feats or daring stunts, but by being relatable and grounded in qualities we all aspire to develop. A hero is not defined solely by their

What Role Does Education Play in Promoting Peace and Preventing Conflict?

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One of my students told me a story about a Korean woman who was flying from Seoul to California with her four-month-old baby. Before the flight, she handed out 200 small bags to all the passengers. In the bags were earplugs, sweets,

Can Trump Stop the Hatred Between the Left and the Right?

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Today, Trump has become a name that stirs emotions globally—excitement, fear, inspiration, or despair. His actions, grand gestures, and flair for being in the spotlight are nothing new, especially in the context of American politics. It is his hallmark. I

What Is the Meaning of Baal HaSulam’s Nigun “Azamer Beshvachin”?

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The nigun Azamer Beshvachin (I Will Sing in Praises) is based on the following poem by Kabbalist Isaac Luria (the ARI): To enter into the gates Of the orchard of apples, which are sacred. We shall now prepare for her a new

7 Tips for an Easier Life: A Spiritual Perspective

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One of my students brought me a list of 7 tips for an easier life, asking me to give my response to them, so here it goes… 1) The ability to wait is the best ability one can master. If it

The Parable of the Sage and the Cracked Pot

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There is a parable about a sage who used to carry water in two pots, one of which was cracked. Every day he brought the cracked pot home filled only halfway with water. One day, the pot itself said: “I’m

What Should I Pray for Today?

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We need to pray for everything and turn solely to the Creator, the upper force of love and bestowal, because that force is the source of everything that happens to us. There is nothing that does not come directly from

The Parable of the Strong Wind Strengthening the Tree

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There is a parable about a strong wind blowing at a tree, bending and almost breaking it. The tree told the wind: “You’re going to break me.” The wind answered: “No, I will make you stronger, your roots will grow

Why Should I Bother Being Kind When People Take Advantage of Me?

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If we are kind, we become like the Creator, the upper force of love and bestowal that acts out of total kindness toward creation. It will then be better and easier for us both in this world and in the

What Does It Mean to Be Rewarded With the Secrets of the Torah?

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Being rewarded with the secrets of the Torah means discovering and seeing the extent to which all the details in reality—all the souls—are interconnected, what is the connection between them, and what connection they require. Based on the Daily Kabbalah

Why Do Our Plans Make God Laugh?

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There is a joke about a man asking God: “Lord, what is the best way to make You laugh?” God answers: “Tell me about your plans.” So stands the question: Why do our plans make God laugh? It is because