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| Good & Evil Question: Why does not goodness prevail? Nisargadatta: It does -- in my real world. In my world even what you call evil is the servant of the good and therefore necessary. This problem of things good and evil in themselves does not exist in my world. The needful is good and the needless is evil. In your world the pleasant is good and the painful is evil. |
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