The Mirror in Which Only I Am Reflected
Question: Nowadays we live in a time when a person stops sensing other people. Sociologists and scholars write about this. I don’t see the other, I don’t want to see, I don’t want to feel. What kind of time is this?
Answer: If I don’t feel the other, truly the other, outside of myself, don’t feel myself within them, then I don’t feel the world at all.
Question: So, I must always see myself through someone else?
Answer: Through someone else, yes.
Question: And the fact that we now see ourselves as so ugly, why is that?
Answer: Because we shut ourselves off, close ourselves in, limit ourselves, and don’t want to see anyone except ourselves. That is my world.
Question: So if I don’t let anyone in and I don’t enter anywhere myself, am I ugly? Is that my world—an egoistic one: here I am, alone?
Answer: I see myself.
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From KabTV’s “News with Dr. Michael Laitman” 2/7/22
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