Dr. Michael Laitman To Change the World – Change Man

People of Israel: the Hanukkah Menorah to Light Up the World

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There is no better timing for the celebration of Hanukkah, the Festival of Lights, than the current period when the world is characterized by divisiveness and light is so much needed. Humanity now faces the impact of a global virus

What is confidence in yourself?

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You can achieve genuine confidence in yourself by being part of an environment that upholds loving, supportive and encouraging values, where its members positively connect and aim to support each other to reach a common harmonious goal. On the contrary,

How can you get rid of negative thinking?

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In order to get rid of negative thinking and all the problems and crises that stem from it, we have to be connected to the fundamental thought that exists before and beyond all of our thoughts—the thought that governs nature

The Democracy that Never Was

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This presidential election has demonstrated clearer than ever just how powerful the media are. Their ability to choose what to show, what not to show, and how to show what they choose to show fashions people’s views and thinking according

Why Covid Vaccines Give Me No Relief

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Since the beginning of the year, people have been trying to hang on to their previous lives in anticipation for a vaccine that would cure humanity from the severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2), which causes the coronavirus disease

What is sin?

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Sin is deviation from the attainment of our life’s purpose: to enjoy our harmonious connection in balance with nature. Most people consider sin as some form of wrongdoing in relation to a divine law. This view has truth in it, yet

What is the difference between the laws of nature and ethics and morality?

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The laws of nature are unchanging laws of love and bestowal, which harmoniously connect all of nature’s parts, and which take the benefit of the whole into consideration. By contrast, morals and ethics are codes of human conduct at a

Reflections on the AJC Antisemitism Report- Times of Israel

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After the presidential election, possibly as one of the many fallouts of this fiasco, a report by the American Jewish Committee (AJC) that was submitted in late August reemerged. It deals particularly with QAnon, which the report describes as a

Are there any positive benefits of laziness and procrastination?

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The more we evolve technologically and psychologically, the more we connect around the world and find ourselves working more and more. Societies around the world today are completely different to how they used to be. In the past, we spent

Where Is China Running, and Why?

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Lately, it seems as though China is running at full speed in every direction simultaneously. In the past few weeks alone, it landed a probe on the moon, manufactured and is ready to ship millions of vaccines, beating Pfizer and

Dreaming Away Pandemic Nightmares

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Either awake or asleep, thoughts about the pandemic haunt all of humanity like no other event in the last century. Covid-19 nightmares around the world are one of the most recent subjects of study. Harvard University research confirmed that people

All Eyes Will Turn to the Jews

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Over the past week, two antisemitic incidents caught the attention of Jewish media in the US. Algemeiner reported that in New Jersey, “the carcass of a dead pig was left on the doorstep of a rabbi’s home in the town