In this chapter, the Alter Rebbe goes on to explain how very, very close it is for every Jew to reveal his hidden love of G-d. The approach explained in this chapter is novel (as the Rebbe clarifies) inasmuch as it utilizes the Jew’s very nature, thereby obviating the need for a specific manner of contemplation; a relatively general and tangible manner of contemplation will do, as will soon be explained. Indeed, the lower the spiritual level of the individual, the easier it is for him to awaken this hidden love—a paradox that will also be explained presently.