Meditation: To You

This meditation by Lev Gillet, published under the pseudonym of a "monk of the Eastern Church," takes the form of a divine address in the second person singular. The article presents itself as a spiritual meditation built around the pronoun "you," which designates each human being in their absolute uniqueness before God. The central idea is that divine love addresses each person in an incomparable and irreducible way: no one is loved "more" than another, but each is loved differently, in a singular and irreplaceable relationship. On a theological level, this text offers a reflection on the human person as a unique reality constituted by the divine call, opposing all moralizing individualism in order to propose a personalist conception of metanoia, understood as a return to oneself through listening to Love.