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When We Begin to Seek the True Source of Fulfillment A time is coming when the love we know in this world will disappear, when there will be less reciprocity and attraction between people. We can already see signs of this developing in the new generation. Eventually, we will begin to feel that we have nothing left to live for and nothing with which to fulfill ourselves. Then we will begin asking for a different kind of love, a different kind of fulfillment. After all, man does not live by bread alone. We will begin to feel that we need the true source of all fulfillment. This will be a moment of immense disillusionment, but at the same time, it will bring about a key revelation. Humanity will begin to ask: How can we fulfill ourselves? How can we exist? Where is the source that can indeed satisfy us? This is how we gradually disconnect from familiar sources of pleasure. It is as though we are being led through a passage to the true source. And that source is the general system, force, and law of nature, a quality of love and bestowal, also called “the Creator.” There is no other source. Eventually, a person will come to feel: “This is the Creator of my life and of all my aspirations. He is everything I truly want. I want only Him.” Throughout our egoistic development, too, everything we have ever desired has ultimately been a search for Him. We simply did not recognize the true source toward which all our desires were directed. Eventually, however, we will. Then, humanity’s search for fulfillment will become a search for the Creator. Based on KabTV's ""News with Dr. Michael Laitman"" with Kabbalist Dr. Michael Laitman. Written/edited by students of Kabbalist Dr. Michael Laitman. #Life #Development #Purpose #Love

How Do You Change the World By Changing Yourself? We keep waiting for positive changes to happen outside of us. But they will not. We have to reach the conclusion that changes for the better can happen only if we change ourselves from within. Then we will begin to see our world differently. Our egoism, i.e., the desire to enjoy for self-benefit alone, currently depicts the world for us. But egoism has essentially finished its development. It has shown us the world it is capable of giving us, which is a dead-end world that leads us to emptiness, disappointment, fear, discomfort, and the feeling that we can no longer continue in the same way. This happens so that we understand that there are no more changes to make on the outside. Our egoism has done its job. It has brought us to the realization that we cannot continue existing according to the same paradigm. So what should we do? We have to correct ourselves, and through correcting ourselves, we correct the world. This requires an entirely different method of development. Instead of trying to change, conquer, and reshape the nature surrounding us, our development needs to now take place within us. And as we change ourselves, the world will change accordingly. What does it mean to change ourselves? It means changing our attitude toward everything around us, from an exploitative and egoistic attitude to a kind and altruistic one. Then we begin to see the world differently. Through this new attitude, we start to perceive a different system of governance that was previously hidden from us. And what do we receive from such a change? We begin to bond with the world and attain its eternity, infinity, and perfection, qualities we cannot presently perceive because we view everything through my limited egoistic eyes. Such is the change that lies ahead of us all. Based on KabTV's ""News with Dr. Michael Laitman"" with Kabbalist Dr. Michael Laitman. Written/edited by students of Kabbalist Dr. Michael Laitman. #World #SelfImprovement #Attitude

The Meaning of Life Is Between the Rungs As I move from one dead end to another, I actually ascend. These rungs gradually create within me the desires, qualities, intellect, and feelings that let me discover the meaning of life. The meaning of life exists, but initially I cannot see it, feel it, or even formulate what it is. I am like a small child crawling on hands and knees from one step to the next, constantly trying to climb higher. Through these efforts, I develop until I begin to understand the meaning of the ascent itself. Suddenly, I discover that the meaning is found between the rungs. Is there an end to this ascent? Practically speaking, there is not. And why should there be if I begin to feel that the process itself is life? Life is precisely in encountering disappointment at each step and then finding the strength, aspiration, and goal to continue. I have to continually scrutinize, what for? Why? For what purpose? What is the correct goal? What is the right decision? Through these questions and the effort to rise, I begin to feel myself growing and creating. Eventually, I no longer feel such a strong need to reach some final rung. I begin to receive fulfillment from traversing the rungs themselves. Between them, I discover wisdom and clarity. This is the meaning of the principle, “From Your actions I will know You.” From the rungs themselves, from the way they are prepared for me, and from discovering that I was created specifically to rise above them, I gradually begin to attain the One who created these rungs. #life #development

How Do I Build My Future? How can I know what nature has in store for me and where it is leading me? Nature leads us to realize that we have the possibility of changing our future. The future depends on each person’s participation in building it. We should therefore want to discover how we influence our future. We must build and create it ourselves. The laws of nature are given to us, and from them, as from a construction set, we assemble what our future will be. What is the main law of nature? It is the law of universal bestowal and love, universal unification and mutual complementation, until the ideal picture of the entire system of the world is revealed before us. This is the direction in which a person must move. Nothing more is required. Our struggle should therefore be only for the fulfillment of this law. And with whom are we struggling? With ourselves. There is no reason to blame others or the world around us. We have to look at ourselves and work with what we find there. As the saying goes, do not blame the mirror. What we make is what we will receive. If each person directs the work toward themselves rather than trying to correct others, then we can change the picture of our future. The extent to which we truly want to do this determines how much we will be able to achieve. #future #development Based on KabTV's "News with Dr. Michael Laitman" with Kabbalist Dr. Michael Laitman. Written/edited by students of Kabbalist Dr. Michael Laitman.