Dr. Marc Gafni

And that sense, that is the only thing that ameliorates loneliness.

And that, you know, that story that comes from the lineages that made it into popular culture is actually true.

Sometimes something goes kind of banal and popular because it's actually touching a deep truth about, you know, the man walking on the beach and there's two sets of footprints and everyone knows the story.

And then there's a crisis and he looks behind him.

There's only one set of footprints says, God's like, where'd you go?

And God says, I'm carrying you.

The only one set of footprints.

I mean, that went from the lineages into culture, and there was this realization.

It's actually true, right?

We're never alone, right?

And that is what Christ is saying, right?

Christ, who comes from the Isaiah Hebrew lineage, he's saying, I am with you in your suffering.

You never suffer alone.

We may live lives of quiet desperation.

But there's no ultimate loneliness.

We're actually never alone.

We're always held.

That second person, that's not the law, right, of, you know, religious science.

Although that's important.

That's important.