We are getting to a state of radical re-evaluation of values. That is, what was valuable to me, for which I fought, lived, died, tried to put aside and pass on to future generations is all losing its value and is worth nothing today.

Question: What will truly be worth life or money?

Answer: Only thought.

Question: Doesn’t that seem too abstract for a person?

Answer: But what does a person have that is not abstract if he lives and dies? The most valuable is what he can take from one state, when living, to the state when dying, beyond death.

Question: Can he take his thoughts there?

Answer: Of course, he can. Thought is what remains with him.

Question: What kind of thought should one develop now so that it is valuable and necessary?

Answer: A positive attitude toward the world and others. It does not disappear. It stays with you constantly because it is not in your egoism, which dies with your body and decomposes, but in altruism, in the good qualities that you acquired during your earthly life. And then you fly away with them and enter a different space, the space of positive qualities and forces.

We exist to accumulate such positive emotions, thoughts, desires, urges, and aspirations, and leave the world with them.

I leave this world, having conveyed, as much as I could, a positive attitude toward the world, people, and life to my children and grandchildren, and to everyone possible.

Question: Do you think this is your mission and that of all of us?

Answer: Of course. But this is my opinion.

Question: But is this also the opinion of Kabbalists of all generations?

Answer: Yes, of course.

Comment: And what I see now, as everyone writes in comments: evil, horror, hatred, division…

My Response: This pushes us to evaluate what we really need to reveal in our life, to collect and pass on, to teach the next generation.

Question: Is it like pushing away from this darkness and moving toward a good thought?

Answer: Yes, everything will be fine.
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From KabTV’s “News with Dr. Michael Laitman” 6/15/20

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