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“Good and evil are not really opposite to each other, but complementary to each other like man and woman. Both the genders exist in the world in almost the same numbers. In the same way, when society tries to create ‘goodness’ of any form, an opposite of good, that is, ‘evil’ is also created in the world to balance the goodness.”

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Book:31 Ways to Happiness
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