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#32 SERVE HIM WHO SERVES ALL
To serve the God-Man who serves all, is serving the universe. Selfless service and love are twin divine qualities. Only the one who loves can serve. Serve your Beloved God-Man and you are serving your own self in every other self. The service He expects is for your own spiritual benefit, but this service must be spontaneous, willing, whole-hearted, unconditional and not expecting any reward. His service is an ordeal that tries body, mind and spirit; or else wherein would lie the perfection of serving, if it were to be easy and at one’s convenience? The body suffers, mind is tormented, but the spirit of the selfless server of the Master experiences the bliss of satisfaction.
To avoid inaction on the one hand and the pride of action on the other, it is necessary for the aspirant to construct a provisional and working ego which will be entirely subservient to the Master.
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#32 SERVE HIM WHO SERVES ALL
To serve the God-Man who serves all, is serving the universe. Selfless service and love are twin divine qualities. Only the one who loves can serve. Serve your Beloved God-Man and you are serving your own self in every other self. The service He expects is for your own spiritual benefit, but this service must be spontaneous, willing, whole-hearted, unconditional and not expecting any reward. His service is an ordeal that tries body, mind and spirit; or else wherein would lie the perfection of serving, if it were to be easy and at one’s convenience? The body suffers, mind is tormented, but the spirit of the selfless server of the Master experiences the bliss of satisfaction.
To avoid inaction on the one hand and the pride of action on the other, it is necessary for the aspirant to construct a provisional and working ego which will be entirely subservient to the Master.