Service comes in may hues

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One of the safeties is SERVICE. Often we think of service as a major volunteer

event or an ongoing commitment on a regular basis. Yes that is one definitions

of service yet- there are many other ways to offer service.

 

A prayer - offering healing to an individual or on the healing list- saying

hello to a neighbor - setting up a community garden - helping family members

when they are in need - donating money to a charity - or giving a gift to a

person on the street - smiling to someone on the street - being kind to the lady

behind the counter - going up to a a soldier and saying thank you - sending an

email to a friend you have not contacted in a while - posting on the KAS site

sharing your experiences - and on and on.

 

From the smallest of offerings to the huge gift of your time there are many ways

to offer service.

 

As a Kundalini active person the service is more than an ordinary gift - as a

Kundalini active person we are radiating grace and love all the time. So as we

offer our time or energy or material gifts each one is surrounded by grace and

love. The recipient thus receives much more than what is being offered on the

surface.

And the flip side of any service is that there is a gifting that occurs for the

giver. As you offer the grace and love you are receiving the gifts of grace and

love.

 

I find this very evident when participating in a healing conference. All those

who participate report energy in many ways flowing within them as they intend

healing for others. Shakti is the guide and the one who heals, while we are

the conduits for the healing.

 

I see this also when I greet another or offer a smile. There is a feeling that

occurs when the recipient returns the smile or the greeting. One little smile

can offer to another a needed acceptance or validation that they are recognized

- we have no idea how we affect others. Yet by a small gift of a smile we

receive back in so many ways.

 

Seva was discussed here on the site as selfless service. It was suggested that

helping with the KAS1 seminars by posting the info on your sites or by passing

out flyers is a service – Yes it is.

 

And the nice thing about service to the KAS1 program is that you affect many

many people. Hang one flyer and many will see it. All may respond in a

different way but the fact that the word KUNDALINI is now in the vocabulary of

all these folks is service.

 

We are blessed with a glorious gift- by offering service to others we share that

gift and for some it is what is needed to begin their journey.

 

Blessings

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