When celebration becomes service, there is no guilt. And when service becomes celebration, there is no pride.

Through meditation find happiness within. Through service spread happiness outside.

Just do service. Don't think too much, whether it's selfless/selfish. Never mind. Don't analyze too much. Let's keep it simple

Often one looks for contentment through pleasure. True contentment can only come through service.

See God in the person next to you, that is service.

When you bring some relief or freedom to someone through seva (service), good vibrations and blessings come to you. Seva brings merit; merit allows you to go deep in meditation; meditation brings back your smile.

Identify with the virtues and know that negativity is just a visitor. In time, the virtues manifest with help of meditation and service.

Politics is not a place to earn money but to do service.

Guru never asks you to stay in Ashram. He says you to be happy and do seva (service).

You should have the power to drop things when you are unhappy and the power to do service when you are happy.

The willingness and ability to do service comes only when you don’t have any botherations. So come to the Guru and drop all your botherations and joyfully do service

Spirituality is nothing but caring and sharing; offering oneself in service.

The happiness that you get by doing service to society, you can’t buy that kind of happiness anywhere.

Our lives will take a new direction if we take pride in non-violence, compassion and service.

Do some social work and service.

The best form of service is to help people get into the knowledge.

When someone does service in their life they experience contentment, satisfaction.

If you are happy, go and do seva (service). We have lots of things to do. Care for others, do some service.

Anything you do in life, it is all directed towards being happy. Why do you even do some service to somebody? It is because it gives some happiness to you. When you serve someone it gives you joy.

It is time for us to encourage our children to learn music and spend time in doing service to the society, and to develop a scientific temper while also pursuing spiritual and dharmic knowledge.