Recursion With Ls

hello

i have a question to the "ls" command. The usual output, when you enter "ls -R" is this:

.:
file1.txt
file2.txt
file3.txt

./directory
filex1.txt
filex2.txt
filex3.txt

./directory2
file8.txt
file9.txt

./directory2/verz
filea.txt
fileb.txt
filec.txt


But now my question! Is any option available, where i can turn the output in this look?

./file1.txt
./file2.txt
./file3.txt
./directory/filex1.txt
./directory/filex2.txt
./directory/filex3.txt
./directory2/file8.txt
./directory2/file9.txt
./directory2/verz/filea.txt
./directory2/verz/fileb.txt
./directory2/verz/filec.txt



thank you in advance!

Googling suggests this is one for find.

I've found several this seems to work but needs more investigating, not really a find user.

find . -name '*'

find . -name '*'
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Correct!

thank you!