All Human Needs Matter
All human needs matter. Man as a being is composed of spirit, soul and body. Therefore, he has spiritual, social, physical, economic, emotional, material, among other needs, for his total well-being. All are important, complimentary and indispensable of one another. Some of these are self-met, some reliant on others, and some both.

As humans, equality in every sphere is unattainable. Satisfaction is insatiable. Some are able to cater for themselves and even for others. Many cannot meet some of their needs. It is important to note that needs vary from person to person and place to place. Whereas a person may be in need of finances, another's may be of emotion, and yet another, spiritual. Social needs may be prevalent in one location, while in another, it may be physical (e.g. health).

It is pertinent to understand that the well-being of all mankind is a common need. Therefore, all human beings must be concerned about one another. Also, where one is a position to be of help, let there be no hesitation. In fact, everyone can offer something. The rich man who has plenty of money to help the poor, may lack physical well-being. The one who is physically strong may lack people to love and cherish him. What one has, may be the need of another.

In conclusion, as an individual, everyone must be concerned with the total well-being of self and others. Total, in the sense that meeting one and neglecting another may be disastrous, as all are needs. They are all important and indispensable.

What should you reading this, as a person do?
Know that you may not have all, but have SOMETHING that another needs.
Understand that all PARTS join to make a WHOLE.
Don't give money and neglect attention. Check on that person whom you assisted financially. He may be dying of loneliness. Give that person you love and care for money. He may be dying of something only money can solve.
Teach others what you know and do, that makes you whole. It may be a part of what can complete another person's life.
Above all, think well, but not only about yourself. Remember others.