How to serve others happily?


Serving others should be filled with love and happiness. Our purpose is to serve, as it is our duty. When our intention is to have fun, we truly enjoy ourselves. Whatever our intention during an action may be, we need to accept it and be honest with Baba. I believe that having fun can also be a form of service to God, as we remain consistent in our intentions.


So, why am I interested in making others happy?

Because ShivBaba says he will grant a certificate if everyone is happy.

Do we fulfill everything that everyone asks of us? 
No, we do not.

Baba guides us on what to do. Today, my thoughts have been occupied with requests from someone to do something, unlike the usual focus on my daily routine. I typically concentrate fully on my tasks at hand, particularly when I’m writing. However, today, my mind is filled with what someone else said. Ultimately, whatever I am doing is for my own benefit. I will reap the rewards of my efforts. If I spend my time on something, it is my choice, and I embrace it with love. I aim to implement whatever God conveys in the murli(Godly knowledge given daily through internet at https://madhubanmurli.org/). 

The success of our actions is determined by our level of contentment. I cannot harbor negative thoughts about others’ qualities. The decisions I make are for my own good, and I take these decisions with Baba’s guidance and my family's consent. I do not seek anything in return. I trust that I will receive Baba’s blessings, which bring me feelings of love and support from those around me. I receive help, love, and encouragement from everyone I collaborate with on my projects. 

One insight I have is that if someone benefits from the knowledge I share and changes their lifestyle positively, it adds to my positive karma. When I consistently engage in positive actions and maintain a positive mindset, it flows naturally. I strive to redirect my focus from the opinions of others to my inward journey. I recognize that life is just a drama. I do not seek anything in return, which empowers me to take responsibility for my own actions. 

I believe we should put full effort into whatever we do. I plan to focus all my energy on my daily lifestyle and stop fixating on my physical appearance. If someone needs help, I am willing to assist. However, I question why I let someone’s words occupy my mind. There is a teacher in class who tries to influence us to be like them.

I go to the centre daily; in the drama, it is just to sit and enjoy the presence of positive vibrations, which makes one active and alert. A group that talks about service is a good group, and joining the group leads us to positivity. 
What do I get? I receive happiness, peace, and bliss. I also have a few jobs to do, like distributing pamphlets and sharing the knowledge with other people so that they also get the benefits. 

 

I choose to make this my mandir. Whatever the other person is not on my checklist. I do not prioritise what the other person says. My priority is my daily routine. Each decision is preplanned and I am not sorry for my decisions. I do not lose anything. Baba gives me chances to serve every second. I am already doing my best by being happy. Thankyou Baba. 

Baba sometimes says in his murlis that it is not just enough to be happy; we must be doing some service regarding sending knowledge out to the world. I believe in following my timetable within an area known as my home, whose rent is paid for by the DTU. I believe if I am good with everyone, then it works. I do what I feel is good. The dharnas are numberwise. I believe in thinking positively about everyone. 

The sanskar of feeling sorry and making others feel good is also important. I think it is my karmic account that comes to work whenever I think about doing something good for someone. A person who has an abundant mentality never complains. I am sorry, that's it, I can say to all those who have complaints with me. I am giving my best. I will help everyone. I think everything works on time. Om shanti. I focus on myself. People who accept us as we are are precious gems, full of divinity. I am that gem. I accept everyone as they are, I do not judge. In this way, I receive their blessings which makes me active, healthy, alert, full of positivity and happiness. I just wish whatever good for them shll happen. I do not ask anyone for anything, I have all my relationships to God. He takes care of me and my needs as and when is required. 

To all those who need our help, you are a strong soul, This is a drama and we need to be happy always.  Baba is my family. He is my friend and family. He lends me all the support needed. 

I will distribute Gyan to the people whom I meet daily or write a blog.  Everything is good. 


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