Dad’s Message

Blog 2

15 Nov 2023

Vol No. 25

Serve until you can, don't expect anything back

Thought

In a world often driven by personal gain and self-interest, the simple yet profound

message of "Serve until you can, don't expect anything back" stands as a beacon of

selflessness and compassion.

When we serve others without expecting anything in return, we create a ripple

effect of kindness and generosity. Think about the times someone helped you when

you needed it most, without asking for anything in return. That act of pure service

left an indelible mark on your heart. It's in these moments that we realize the true

power of selfless service.

This quote reminds us that the value of our actions is not measured by what we

receive, but by the positive impact we have on others. When we selflessly serve, we

inspire others to do the same. We foster a culture of empathy and solidarity that

transcends individual interests.

So, let us strive to embody this principle in our lives. Let us serve our communities,

our families, and our fellow human beings with open hearts and open hands,

without any expectation of personal gain. By doing so, we not only uplift others but

also find the greatest fulfillment within ourselves.

In conclusion, "Serve until you can, don't expect anything back" is a reminder of the

transformative power of selfless service. Let it guide us in creating a world where

kindness and compassion are the currency of our interactions. Thank you.

My father, drawing inspiration from Swami Vivekananda, once shared a

profound insight that has been a guiding light in my life: 'Serve until you can,

don't expect anything back.' This simple yet powerful mantra has significantly

influenced my journey, offering invaluable lessons in compassion, kindness, and

the interconnectedness of humanity. Reflecting on the impact it has had on my

life, I'm curious to hear your thoughts. These are my thoughts on his message—

feel free to share your thoughts. What do you all think about embracing this

principle? Perhaps, one day, it might be the beacon of support you need.

@HARI HARA CHARAN