542) No lasting progress will ever be made, and no better world for all will ever become a reality unless we learn in coming to terms with what the soul of a genuine peace is all about by first of all accepting its truth as how it has, is and will always be given, be transmitted to us, to all of humankind for we otherwise will just keep on turning around and around in circles over and over again till there is no one left than just a deafening silence because rivalry, even a deadly murderous one, still exist due to that the ego of many does want it while others are sometimes forced to sin as well out of the fact that they, when living abroad, have to compromise for the time being; and can only hope that enlightening steps have been made within the heart of the other so to bring him/her , even maybe an entire people, closer to the path of light, of their inner Torah.

541) Progress witnessed with regard to becoming more humane to one another, as well as between beliefs and other life forms, is not just a matter of placing our foot one step before the other time after time till no time at all, but has and is, most importantly, successfully being cultivated from within a deep inner desire of taking special care in responsibility towards the sanctity of all life so to make sure that the step we do take won't pull us backwards into an abyss, towards dark tidings, even perhaps extinction.

540) The belief in the one and only G-d still lives a parallel life with the world of gods, even when it's hiding itself within a one G-d faith, till both will truly join themselves together onto the path that runs between them; and they becoming one whole, as is prophesied that the above and the below will join in matrimony with each other on the eve before Shabbos.

539) The time of pleasure does come only after our work has been done, but we also do know that this same work of pleasure will only be possible after the day of rest, after Sabbath because we need first of all a moment of reflection, of inner peace so to feel that we keep living as a beacon, a light unto the nations for others to learn, and for us to know that we haven't stopped learning about the wisdom needed to guide all of humankind towards a better world.

538) The Torah does teach us about G-d's most important treasure concerning the desire as well as wish of creating a better world for all without exceptions, namely that we are here to learn to live our life with the purpose of having an existential life by means of co-existence as how we are in resemblance to I am who I am, or I will be who I will be; and being aware what our task truly is within the whole, within the body of the soul, of G-d's soul that we are all together, or being One in diversity thus, even by way of a natural gender identity in equality as souls of the One and only.