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The more the world changes, the more we find comfort in the things that never change.

This is Rabbi Daniel Abbin, on demand.

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Let's dive into the difference between things that are the common concerns of all people in all places at all times versus the things that are not.

Tennis is an example of something that is not.

Marshmallows, some people like and some people don't.

But the common experiences, things that regardless of where about on the planet, what period of time, always mean the same thing.

The first time you ever hold your newborn baby, the feel of someone who loves you touching your skin, the feel of watching a sunrise,

the sense of hope and possibility, the colder sense of looking at the moon on a clear

starlit night.

All of these things are very basic.

The relationships we have with our parents, the relationships we have with our siblings.

These are things that are always relevant.

They are common concerns of all people. Now, we don't necessarily react to them all the same. How we treat our parents is very different across the entire spectrum of cultures on the planet. How we react to pleasure, how we seek out pleasure, whether

there are any restrictions at all, that we place upon our attaining pleasure, particularly

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