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And now, the Rabbi Daniel Appen Show.

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

This is Rabbi Daniel Appen on demand on the Blaze Radio Network.

Welcome to all you happy warriors.

Thanks so much for being part of the Rabbi Daniel Lapin show. And thank you also for everything that so many of you do in promoting it, whether you

send out URLs or you tell like-minded people about the show, because the more happy warriors we have in our community,

the more effective a community it really is. And what is a happy warrior? A happy warrior is a person

who is symmetrical. What do I mean by that? Well, we know that in terms of human beauty and human good looks, for men and for women,

symmetry is quite important. In other words, if one would draw a vertical line down the

center of one's face, symmetry means that both sides of the face are identical. This, of course, is not true for most of us.

You only have to take a photograph of your own face and then hold a mirror vertically at the

center line down the middle of your nose between your eyes and look first at the left side of the

picture and then the right side of the picture. And although I'm quite sure that every happy warrior is an incredibly beautiful person,

you will probably find, as I most certainly do, that you really are looking at two different faces for most of us.

But for people known for their good looks, and those are people who usually are acting in movies or on

television, symmetry is important.

Well, symmetry is also important in the makeup of our personalities in terms of success

that we would all like to enjoy. And what I mean by that is that no one aspect of our

development is so emphasized to such an extent that all the others tend to whither and die.

And so we speak about the importance of your five Fs. What are the five

Fs? The five Fs are the five areas of life. That if they're good, if you're in good shape on your

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