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Being In Service

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Today, Nate explores how to get busy being in service. “When we're ready to contribute to the world, we're ready to be in service,” he says. “This is a fulfilling and energizing place to live in.” There are two components to service: selflessness and willingness.

In order to be in service, we have to be in a place of unconditional love for both others and ourselves. He talks about Paramahansa Yogananda, whose practices Nate himself has adopted. Icons like the Yogi, as well as Mother Teresa and Gandhi, share characteristics of selflessness: they have no ego, want nothing in return, give from a place of completeness, and are completely connected to their spirituality.

While he still gets caught up in day-to-day distractions, Nate has found he is moving in the right direction. Something he finds useful is exploring our motivations when we are in service to others.

One of the teachings of self-help author Cheri Huber is to get out of the ‘dark room’ of self-reproach, and learn the conditioning of the ego that is stuck in survival mentality. Her teachings mention Sangha, a Sanskrit word meaning association, assembly, company, or community. “Willingness is really about giving ourselves the grace to believe that we deserve to live the life that we want to live,” Nate says. Huber’s book explains that one thought process doesn’t lead to a different outcome. For example, working hard may earn you money, but it doesn’t always earn you happiness. Instead, we should focus on what will make us happy now–which is often service.

In closing, Nate challenges listeners, and himself, to release from your ego trappings and allow yourself to live authentically, and return to love, support, and service.

Key Topics:

  • Introduction (00:12)
  • Service (00:43)
  • Selflessness (01:57)
  • Icons of selfless service (02:48)
  • No ego (06:55)
  • Nothing in return(07:29)
  • Giving from a place of completeness (08:11)
  • Connected to spirit (09:10)
  • Motivations of service (10:05)
  • Willingness (10:55)
  • Sangha (14:09)
  • Giving ourselves grace (14:48)
  • One thought process doesn’t lead to a different outcome (15:19)
  • Nate’s challenge (16:53)

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Today, Nate explores how to get busy being in service. “When we're ready to contribute to the world, we're ready to be in service,” he says. “This is a fulfilling and energizing place to live in.” There are two components to service: selflessness and willingness.

In order to be in service, we have to be in a place of unconditional love for both others and ourselves. He talks about Paramahansa Yogananda, whose practices Nate himself has adopted. Icons like the Yogi, as well as Mother Teresa and Gandhi, share characteristics of selflessness: they have no ego, want nothing in return, give from a place of completeness, and are completely connected to their spirituality.

While he still gets caught up in day-to-day distractions, Nate has found he is moving in the right direction. Something he finds useful is exploring our motivations when we are in service to others.

One of the teachings of self-help author Cheri Huber is to get out of the ‘dark room’ of self-reproach, and learn the conditioning of the ego that is stuck in survival mentality. Her teachings mention Sangha, a Sanskrit word meaning association, assembly, company, or community. “Willingness is really about giving ourselves the grace to believe that we deserve to live the life that we want to live,” Nate says. Huber’s book explains that one thought process doesn’t lead to a different outcome. For example, working hard may earn you money, but it doesn’t always earn you happiness. Instead, we should focus on what will make us happy now–which is often service.

In closing, Nate challenges listeners, and himself, to release from your ego trappings and allow yourself to live authentically, and return to love, support, and service.

Key Topics:

  • Introduction (00:12)
  • Service (00:43)
  • Selflessness (01:57)
  • Icons of selfless service (02:48)
  • No ego (06:55)
  • Nothing in return(07:29)
  • Giving from a place of completeness (08:11)
  • Connected to spirit (09:10)
  • Motivations of service (10:05)
  • Willingness (10:55)
  • Sangha (14:09)
  • Giving ourselves grace (14:48)
  • One thought process doesn’t lead to a different outcome (15:19)
  • Nate’s challenge (16:53)

Resources:

  continue reading

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