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The Hierarchy of Life’s Needs

Deiform Buddha

May 31, 2006

1.Food, drink, clothing, shelter, transportation, and sexual desire

2.A nurturing environment, physical and mental well-being, and raising children

3.Freedom from disasters and misfortunes, with a peaceful end

4.A home filled with love and harmony in all matters

5.Independence, freedom, and respect from others

6.Happiness, carefreeness, and boundless blessings

7.Mastery of intellect and physical skills, with supernatural abilities

8.Elevate LIFE to attain celestial status

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