Book Description

All of us are the mortal beings and our lives are too short. The holy scriptures of almost all the religions emphasize on doing the service and to do good to others or the mankind and other creatures of the universe too. It is considered a noble deed or a virtue to do the service. All of us should adopt the doctrine of doing the service so that we may make our sincere efforts to make this world a better one. By adopting the doctrine of service in our lives we can escape hatred and jealousy for other persons. By doing so we shall be able to create and develop the feelings of mutual love, mutual co-operation, mutual understanding and of fraternity. By doing so, we can become the useful members of the society. The word service is very sweet and pleasant and that word provides peace and joy or pleasure to our minds. The word service means to serve one’s elders and old, to serve the guests who visit our houses, to serve the suppressed, downtrodden, destitute, poor, helpless, unsupported, orphans and needy people with mind, body and wealth. To provide other people comforts, amenities, facilities, rest, peace, eases, delights and pleasures is also called as service. The true service may occur only when the person who do the service does not have any wish or desire for any reward or yield in return of service, when that person does not have any avarice or greed of any kind in his or her mind and when he or she does not have the feelings of selfishness in his or her mind, when such a person does not feel any pride or ego over the service done by him or her, when he or she does not do the service only for the sake of mere show, display, ostentation and hypocrisy instead he or she does the service from his or her true mind.