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Imagine that you relate to others as a loving parent relates to their children, whether strict or kind does not matter, but always with love. This is the attitude we must acquire toward all people.
However, when someone reads this and sincerely sees within themselves that they are incapable of such an attitude, that they simply cannot love others in such a way, this realization is not yet a prayer. It is an examination of oneself. It is a moment of truth, when a person begins to understand how opposite they are from what is required, how much correction they truly need.
From this recognition, a deeper yearning begins to form. We start to develop an inner demand, a request for change. We begin to judge ourselves with greater clarity, and then we can turn to the original force that created and sustains us with a demand: “Correct me, because I cannot correct myself!”
We cannot change our own human egoistic nature, where we prioritize our own desires over others. Only the original force that created us can do so. But it does so only according to our genuine demand, inner request, and persistence. Therefore, we must not delay, but reach such a demand as quickly as possible.
We begin with a simple yet absolute instruction: to love everyone. We want to reach this state, but discover that we cannot. From this gap between the desired state and the actual existing state, a true request is born. “I want this, but I cannot reach it. Help me!”
This is already the beginning of the path to spiritual transformation, of loving others as we naturally love ourselves.
Based on KabTV’s “Conversation with Dr. Michael Laitman” on February 26, 2026. Written/edited by students of Kabbalist Dr. Michael Laitman.
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