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On 12th August 1993 in Atladra, Swamishri guided devotees on the true spirit of seva, reminding them that it is never about status or recognition but about offering bhakti through action. He urged them to serve with humility, without expectations, and with a heart that finds joy in seeing others flourish. Seva, Swamishri explained, is not just a task - it is a privilege, a means to align with Bhagwan’s work and earn the rājipo of the Pragat Satpurush.

It's our turn to share the joy of satsang with others, fulfilling the Satpurush's wish. Teaching others about the true path not only spreads happiness but deepens our own understanding and joy.

Are we ready to take this step?

On 9th August 1993 in Gandhinagar, Swamishri reminded volunteers that seva is not just a duty but an opportunity to uplift the sansthā and earn the rājipo of Bhagwan & the Pragat Satpurush. When performed with discipline, humility, and genuine care for all, seva becomes a means to strengthen our connection with them and bring them true joy.

Are we developing virtues like Pramukh Swami Maharaj... In that we are giving credit to our gurus rather than seeking recognition for ourselves?

Let’s cultivate humility, focusing on our seva without expecting our names to be mentioned.

On 13th May 1993 in Gondal, Swamishri revealed that the bliss of the Pragat Satpurush is experienced when we perform our seva with sincerity and dedication. Whether in small tasks or great responsibilities, serving with attentiveness and devotion allows us to truly experience the joy of the Satpurush.

Do we trust that every effort we make in seva, no matter how small, fulfills agna and earns rajipo?

Let’s keep striving, just as Yogi Bapa did, knowing that persistence will eventually bear fruit.

On 4th March 1993 in Mumbai, Swamishri reflected on the power of positivity and perseverance in seva. He shared how, during grand festivals, he remained unwavering despite immense responsibilities, inspired by Shastriji Maharaj’s teachings. His words remind us that true seva requires embracing challenges with courage, staying focused on our purpose, and seizing every opportunity to earn the rājipo of the Satpurush.

True success lies in knowing, loving, and believing in what you do. When it comes to seva, it's the most meaningful and lasting work we can undertake — something that will remain with us beyond this life.

Are we investing in what truly matters?

On 7th July 1994 in Houston, Swamishri emphasised the perfect balance between faith and effort, reminding everyone that true seva requires both dedication and devotion - effort and faith, hand in hand. His words inspire us to serve with sincerity while remaining firmly anchored in our faith, trusting that all rests in God’s hands.

Are we ready to face challenges, even insults, in our efforts to spread Bhagwan's message? Let’s draw strength from the examples of Pramukh Swami and Yogi Bapa, who never hesitated or stopped despite any obstacle.