Nithin Reddy joins Jeremy once more to dive into what those of Q’uo describe as the mysteries and paradoxes of service. How do we know whether we’re truly serving the other self, when the other self may not understand its own spiritual project and true desire? How do we give freely with no conditions so that we can give others the freedom to discover themselves that we seek to give ourselves? What do we as servants desire from those we serve, and how do we use even services that go poorly as ways to understand ourselves better? Where do the social norms and pressures fit into all this?
We can strive to be more polarized, but this is so difficult without any way to judge our polarity. Service encompasses all of the mysteries contained in an illusion of separation refracting and mediating the underlying unity of the Creator. Q’uo offers novel approaches to keeping the faith that love expressed and received are the true natures of service. As we learn to abide in patience and bring through more and more purified love and light, we make ourselves open, available, and even grateful for all the opportunities for growth and connection that service offers.
Show Notes
- Q’uo on the mysteries of service (October 3, 2009)
- Laitos on service (July 31, 2021)
- Hatonn on spiritual strength and discipline (August 14, 1983)
- Ra on the catalytic opportunities for the service-to-others seeker (September 2, 1982)
- Ra on the dual nature of law (April 5, 1982)
- Ra on energy expenditures and the archetypal mind (June 26, 1982)
- Ra on the role of the servant (June 5, 1981)