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under nature’s law he will be paid back with interest. Therefore
if someone is not paying you back the three hundred rupees he
borrowed from you, you should at least make the attempt to
collect it. Why should you do this? Because if this person is not
paying you back even the three hundred, just think about the
interest nature will assess on this amount. And in a matter of
one hundred to two hundred years, how large will this amount
become? Therefore you should try to collect the money from
him so that he would not be subject to such severe consequences.
But if he insists on not paying you and puts himself in this
predicament, then you are not responsible for it.
Questioner : What is nature’s interest rate?
Dadashri : The natural interest is one percent per year.
It is one rupee for every one hundred. One rupee! If he does
not pay you back your three hundred rupees, it is fine. You
should not have any hard feelings. Just maintain a cordial
relationship with him; even play cards with him because you are
not going to lose anything. Nature is so precise and exact that
even if someone has stolen a single strand of hair from you, it
will come back. Nature is absolutely correct, all the way down
to the sub-atomic particles. So there is no need for you to retain
a lawyer. Neither should you be afraid of being robbed. People
read about incidents in the newspaper about day light robbery
where a woman is pulled out from her car and robbed of all the
gold she was wearing, or someone was beaten and the robbers
ran off with all his money. People start to worry whether they
should wear their gold jewelry. Do not worry. Even if you go
around wearing precious gems worth millions of rupees, no one
will touch you, if it is not in your account. This world is like that,
and it is correct. You will be affected only if you are karmic
liability. That is why I am telling you that you have no superior