If I was interviewed and had a mic. to the world, there are four things I would say – first of all “I love you, and if anyone hurt you and I didn’t come to your rescue, on behalf of everyone who didn’t, I apologize” – secondly “life is a gift, the way God created our perception, we think we will live indefinitely, unless faced with brutal signs of our mortality – to date everyone who was born has died; so now the question is, what is the purpose of our life?! for we can live like an animal, which simply follows its instinctual desires, mainly for pleasure and fear of pain, and as we humans desire recognition, to also seek grandeur and not shame; but none of that, will make our lives meaningful! so the question returns to, what is the purpose of our existence? – now basically Judaism and then evolving into both Christianity and Islam which encompasses perhaps half of humanity today, puts in the very raison detr’e that our purpose is to listen to our Creator,” but thirdly, “what does our Creator want? there are about as many different interpolations as there are sub-sects within Judaism, Christianity and Islam, which number at least in the tens of thousands, but there is an ancient wisdom revealed by the Rebbes, starting with the Baal Shem Tov, down to the most famous Rebbe who lived in our times – the Rebbe – and succinctly put” “E-Pluribus-Unum’ that the creator is a singular being, but there is a beauty that surpasses singularly, for a single color, no matter how beautiful, is still never as beautiful as a collage; like the difference between white light and a rainbow, one star and many stars, it is our very individuality, when we love one another – see our common destiny, namely, we were all created to bring pleasure, to our creator! so when we love one another and as hearts are mirrors, so as when you see a child smiling with unconditional love to you, your heart is warmed, and you immediately smile back; this creates unity!”