French philosopher Bertrand Vergely delves into the pursuit of meaning and transcendence through the concept of the promised land. According to Vergely, the promised land is more than a mere physical destination; it is an invitation to unleash our spiritual potential and discover profound significance in our lives. It emphasizes the importance of acknowledging our own circumstances, delving into the depths of our existence, and seeking a sacred connection with the divine.

In fact, the divine call given to Abraham, expressed in Hebrew as "Leikh Leikha" or "go towards you," extends beyond geographical boundaries and plunges into the depths of our being in search of a profound communion with the "I AM," the ultimate source of life.