I'm with you, this is kind of what we've been saying for a long time on our podcast, right?

We say this all the time.

Two people holding hands walking together towards God, right?

Yeah.

In all these, you know, I've been doing all these question and answer things every night, you know.

And every few nights, I get a question.

It's always from a lady. You know. I guess men just don't care about relationships

as much or something. I don't know what it is, but it's always from a lady. And suddenly,

we're just hungry. Suddenly I go from like, speaker of Vedic Shastra to like relationship counselor.

Well, what about in a relationship or this, that, you know, it's, and I say, this is the way it is I say this. And more or less I say what what he's saying here is that is when you're looking at each other to complete each other, he's here he's saying it like you're gazing at each other. But we're not just gazing each other romantically we're looking at each other to fulfill us right you know you complete me you i need you

to make me happy um and and it's a fact when we put pressure on each other like that it's then

then as soon as there's a bump we hold that other person kind of responsible why aren't you

make me happy anymore and and uh you know there's a bump, we hold that other person kind of responsible. Why aren't you making me happy anymore?

And, you know, there's a lot of tension in relationships because of that.

But I agree 100%.

Here you can say two people, how did he say it?

But in looking outward together in the same direction.

Or you could say they're helping each other look inward.

They're helping each other uncover their own nature.

But either way, I think this is a really essential factor in really any kind of personal

relationship.

It's not that we're looking to other people to give us happiness.

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