Hello friends of 
It is common to hear that our neighbor is the person who is closest to us; It's not bad, let's examine what the Bible says about this concept.
The origin of the word neighbor in Hebrew is er rea 'which literally means "something that is in front"; This means that our neighbor is any of those many people that we see every day in our daily lives, whether at work, at school, our neighbors, or anywhere else we frequent, no matter how old our neighbor may be. be from a child, a youth or an adult.
The first thing we have to consider is that Amar is a verb, that is, an action, an activity, something that has to be done.
Loving like any other activity that we perform in our life, carries with it an end. The result of the activity can be good or bad depending on how much knowledge you have about the activity that is being carried out.
So to be able to Love we have to know How do you love yourself? The Bible teaches us that the first step needed to be able to Love is Knowledge.
The great sages of the past say "that intelligent people learn from their own mistakes, but brilliant people learn from the mistakes of others." The Eternal through the Bible instructs us about how to love our neighbor, it teaches us what is the correct way to do it.
It is very important that all of us can understand that "You will love your neighbor as yourself" is not only the second commandment but also the way the Eternal wants all human beings to live, regardless of race, language or nationality, it is necessary to reflect, when the lack of love prevails in our society, despair and disinterest take hold of people, it is time that we, as your Holy people, with a supreme call, put the mitzva ( commandment), which will make people turn their eyes to Hashem, and see that Yeshua is truly among us.
How to love your neighbor better
- Loving your neighbor should be as natural as living and breathing.
Before judging your neighbor, let us place him in our place and us in his, and surely our right and charitable judgment will be. - He who seeks to ensure the welfare of others, has already secured his own.
Help your fellows to lift their load, but not to carry it. - Looking for the good of our fellow find ours.
- Each one asks the Lord to give him a maternal affection towards his neighbor.
- Every time we disparage one of our brothers because he is poor or sick, it is Christ we humiliate.
- Maturity begins to manifest itself when we feel that our concern is greater for others than for us.
- With the love of neighbor, the poor are rich ... if not the rich are poor ...
- When we love our brother with true love ... we love him with a love that comes from God ... And he who does not love his brother is not in love ... and he who is not in love is not in God because God is love ...
- When we have renounced our happiness and content ourselves to see those around us happy, it is perhaps when we begin to be happy.
- When we address someone, let us remember that Christ lives in that person.
- When we try to discover the best in others, we discover the best of ourselves.
- Love of neighbor is our measure of our love for God.
- The greatest gift we can give others is not to share with them
our wealth, but let them discover their own.