Dada BhagwanThe law of nature is such that everyone gets happiness according to their needs. The ‘tender’ that everyone (of us) fills out, is indeed fulfilled.
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This is a very interesting quote. The idea is that each person on this planet has a certain amount of needs. These needs are important to us in the same way that the needs of our body are important to us. They are there for everything from our physical well-being to our emotional state.
However, these needs differ from person to person. So while some people may feel happy when they receive what they need, others may feel happier when they receive more of what they need. The idea that everyone gets what they need is certainly true, but it doesn't mean that everyone gets something different than what they need.
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