This lesson discusses Shalom Atzmi, which means “peace with self”. The lesson emphasizes the importance of self-reflection and understanding one's role as created in God's image. For men, this involves acknowledging their inherent worth, accepting responsibility for stewardship of the world and care for women, and recognizing God's strength in their weaknesses. For women, it means understanding their value as "ezer kenegdo," a strong ally and complement to man, rather than seeking validation from societal standards. The lesson also explores the concept of "porneia," which refers to prostituting oneself, either literally or metaphorically, by compromising one's values for personal gain. This can manifest as idolatry, the pursuit of worldly desires, or neglecting one's spiritual growth. Ultimately, achieving Shalom Atzmi requires aligning one's life with God's image and purpose, rejecting the world's often conflicting messages about identity and worth, and recognizing that true peace and fulfillment come from a relationship with God, not external validation. The discussion includes biblical references, personal anecdotes, and practical questions for self-reflection. The lesson ends with a call to examine one's desires, identify areas where one may be compromising their divine image, and seek to live by the Spirit, reflecting the image of God.