Service

 We note that oftentimes our mortal
friends are at a loss for what you may deem to be "worthwhile" service, service
with an eye to the eternal, with an intent to provide a lasting rectification to
a problem or error.  It is delightful to realize that the human heart does seek
to serve in ever more lofty avenues, yet I restate for you that even the small
things are of value, for small service, those little events throughout a day,
accumulate.  They create an attitude of acceptance in the receiver of such
service, that sense of friendliness, of being deemed worthwhile, that the
flow of
time is favorable.  This enlarges the willingness to receive guidance that
approaches the morontia level.  That higher form of service may not be
receivable
to one who is worn down by the aggravations that could have been alleviated
through small services.
    Many are perplexed over the question, "What is the will of God?"  What I
have just stated can be applied to that question.  Working out the kinks in your
own personality, your perceived flaws of character, your recognized scars from
life, can be approached in these small steps.  A traumatic event of the past is
hard to orient in your personality.  May I pause to clarify that these
events are
not always ones that can be rooted out and dropped, but they need not as well be
continually harmful.  But if they are oriented properly, perhaps experienced,
grown from, and archived, you can grow past them without eliminating them, for
they were a significant contribution to your advancement.  But to confront a
difficult personal chore like this, small, apparently insignificant
contributions
can be made that help you ready yourself for a deeper, more intense
reorganization.  It is a small service to oneself.