When we're serving, we let go of the orientation and expectation that has to do with, "What am I getting out of this?" or "What's in it for me?" When that's up, it's important to take a look and find out how you are serving yourself and what's going on. We say it as, "Take care of yourself." We could equally say, "Serve yourself." We need to be fulfilled in our own level of being served and taken care of.-John Morton, DSS
