See God Everywhere - Rabbi David Schlusselberg

I'm standing here by this tree. And this is just a regular ordinary tree. There's nothing special about it. And a person could look at this tree and say that this is just nature. That's what it is. But the Ramban looks at this tree and the Ramban says this is a miracle. And just like the amazing overt miracles that the Jewish people experienced throughout world history, this is no less of a miracle. It's just a different type of miracle. Those miracles are public. They're clear to everyone. And this, this is a small hidden miracle, but a miracle nonetheless. And a person in life has to choose. How do you want to view life? Do you want to look at things and say this is nature? This is just the way things are? Or do you want to say that everything that we see, everything we experience, [music] is just a way of God showing his rulership over this world. And it's a miracle that God can make this tree blossom. How are we going to look at life?