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

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

Well, welcome everybody. Welcome to the Rabbi Daniel Lapin show, where we have yet another cherished opportunity to spend

a little time together, cherished from my perspective, certainly, and I can assure you that I do

everything in my power as I prepare for this show during the course of the week, everything in my power, to make certain that it becomes a cherished part of your week as well.

Now, my dear listeners, there are two questions that people have been asking me lately, and I'd like to respond to both of them.

The first one is that during the last podcast, I had spoken about the fact that we don't always know the things we need. It happens all the time, right?

Somebody goes to the doctor. It's just not feeling on top of her game. She's thinking,

you know, I'm just, just not, something's not quite right.

And the doctor says, whoa, you know, after doing a full range of tests, you are very deficient in a particular chemical, you know, some chemical or compound.

And the patient says, what?

I never even knew.

I needed that sort of stuff.

The doctor says, well, yes, you know, until a certain age, your body tends to

synthesize it from this vitamin and this nutrition.

But after a certain age, you've got to get it artificially.

Oh, I never knew. I needed that, right? This happens all the time. And in the same way that this

happens on a physical level, it happens on a spiritual level as well. And on a spiritual level, the way it manifests itself is

that we human beings exist, whether you prefer to believe we were created this way or whether

you prefer to believe that we just came about that way isn't really the point.

The point is that we are here with certain needs, certain basic needs, whether we know them or not.

And it has to do with nutrition, it has to do with water, it has to do with oxygen, it has to do

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