We help ourselves ... not the 'world'

- Doing good to others is one of our highest motivating forces. Constantly doing pure karma-auspicious work because it becomes a blessing for us. I have helped others - don't be so proud

Our duty to BJ is to help others. Doing good to the world. In fact, all this is for our welfare.

Those who help others in the world are advertised loudly. Plaques and figurines are placed. Biographies are written across pages. Certificates of honor are found in flowers and jayanadas. It is often the case that those who help the world, individually, institutionally, as a political party, demand a lot from the beneficiaries in return for giving help. Helping the refugees, despising them and calling himself a philanthropist-savior.

Philosophers ... Mahatmas ... thinkers ... true devotees say, the world does not need our help if we think deeply. The world is not created just because we help. The whole world is so good. Because it gives time and opportunity to help others. Helping the world gives us moral training. The world itself is perfect. Absolute means, able to meet one's own needs, fully capable ... able.

Doing good to others is one of our highest motivating factors. Constantly doing pure karma-auspicious work because it becomes a blessing for us. I have helped others - don't be so proud. Recipients are not to be taken lightly. There is no desire for revenge from him. He who takes help from us does us a favor. That should be taken seriously. If we do not help, the world will not stop. He would have survived without our help.

We should help those who help us understand that we are indebted to the world. We are 'debtors'. A humble feeling of gratitude should arise in the heart for giving us the opportunity to do something for the world.

There is a God in this world. That's what the whole world is going through. He does not want our help. God is present in this world. Constantly working and always awake.

There is no need to look with hatred when helping. We do not need to assume that we are superior to the weak. They need respect. They should be loved without discrimination.

The world is a big moral exercise school. By practicing this moral exercise in school, we become stronger spiritually. Life will be blessed if we leave bigotry-pride-respect and become 'healthy', calm the nerves and flow love in the world.

Money can be kept in a wallet, jewels can be kept in a vault. Wheat can be kept in a barn, penda can be kept in a box but what if a human does not live in someone's heart?

'Surrender but do not want anything in return,

Gentlemen Kero Suhrud, just 'love' ... Understand.

- Labhubhai R. Pandya