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For the human body to function function
properly, there needs to be more
movement and more chaos. Chaos more
complex than World War I, two and three.
There wasn't three yet, but and three
combined
between the red and white blood cells
moving through the circulatory system,
whatever that is. the sodium, the
potassium, the calcium, the glucose, the
oxygen, and the other molecules being
transported across the cell membranes,
whatever that means. The enzymes
facilitating chemical reactions, the
proteins within the cells, the
heartbeat, that I know what it is. Yeah.
The muscle movement, the neural
activity, the postural muscles. Huh.
Okay. posture, the micro movement, the
cell replication and repair, the immune
system, the nervous system, respiratory
system, digestive system, and a whole
bunch of other things that I can't even
pronounce. So, I'm not even going to
attempt. It is estimated that at any
given instant, there are hundreds of
billions to trillions
of micro and macro movements occurring
in your body.
Whoa. So, just think about that for a
second. Well, more than a second. At any
given instant, that means that that
pretty much at every every minute, every
second, there are trillions of moving
parts in your body. And there's also war
in there. Meaning between this blood
cell and and that cell and the immune
system and whatever whatever else is
going on, there are there are nuclear
wars going on inside all over the place.
tiny micro macro like it's a it's a the
amount of movement that any given second
in the trillions in the trillions and
that nothing crashes and nothing
explodes.
How does this how does this happen? The
answer is
guiding it all. This is the world he
created. So if you think a war is
complicated,
I'm saying just in in one blood cell, in
one vein, in one this and one that, it's
it's more complex than all of that
combined, just in your brain. I'm saying
this is a small little study of your I'm
sure if you get all the details and you
read all these different things and you
could pronounce these words, who could
pronounce who made up these words?
Whatever. Anyways, it's it's never you
talk about trillions of things.
Trillions of things that are moving at
the same time.
Who created that? who created that and
who makes it that at every given second
the fact that I'm talking now and my
brain is thinking and you're listening
and I'm look and it doesn't make any
sense
it doesn't make any sense and yet does
this for us
think about this for I usually say a
second or two but think about it for a
little bit longer than that and your
first of all your ashar will change
guaranteed
but more than that we'll be able to to
trust so much more the more that you
know about the human body, the more you
know about the shay and the arats, about
the creation and how complex it is, the
more we could appreciate like, wow, so
so Hashem created something and what
does Hashem want from me? What does
Hashem ask from me? What does he ask of
me? What does he want me to do and I
know exactly what he wants me to do is
coming. I know exactly what I need to
do. I know what I need to think about.
But I don't believe in you don't believe
in Hashem. Let's let's learn some
science together. Let's learn about the
science. learn a little bit and you'll
see you'll see that there's a creator
and the creator wants something from us
and he just wants us to do our best and
try our best and try our hardest and
learn what we need to do and know what
we need to do. But this is something
that's so incredible to think