We have to become broadminded by connecting with this magnanimous God. We have to imbibe goodness of others while overlooking their evils. We do not have to hate a person upon seeing evil in him, rather we should pray to Lord for the welfare of everyone. If anyone, by way of undesirable words or acts, is harming others or giving them discomfort, we should pray to God to change his feelings for good. Saints love and respect everyone and always propagate to live in peace and love. With their practical gurmat lessons, they turn men into humans. A tree constantly provides shade, fruits and oxygen and does so throughout its lifespan. No one reminds it to do its job properly. The man, however, needs cautionary advices to behave as a human being.

Many a times we do pray to Almighty to grant us an opportunity to serve; yet when we get it, we are unwilling to take it up at that time or simply avoid it saying that circumstances are unfavourable for it. However, saints always grab an opportunity to serve with the highest sense of gratitude and complete surrender. Having a positive approach, saints lead a benevolent life. They are like huge trees which themselves face harsh sunshine in the open in order to provide cool shade to others. Saints always remain alert and perform selfless service – not with an attitude of helping others because help fosters a sense of ego. May all prosper physically, mentally and financially and go on performing selfless service by seeing God's constituent/image in everyone.