Just to know that by our intention we are aligned in a very powerful way and our decision to serve God as best as we can, there is no higher intention, that is the highest intention of which man is capable (Resist) [...] so therefore, it is our desire to serve God and because of our desire to do so, we are actually doing so, that we are given that opportunity to serve God [...] by doing that we are also benefitting all of life. [...] So we uplift life by our intention, therefore we become like an arm of God. Sedona Seminar Practical Spirituality, closing blessing, 3 DVD set, 25. October 2008

Spiritual commitment is energized by the alignment of the spiritual will (calibration level 850), with attributes of Divinity, which are truth, love, compassion, wisdom, and nonpartiality. Devotion prioritizes one's life and attracts that which is of assistance. To be a servant of God is a dedication whereby the goal takes precedence over all other positionalities, attractions, or distractions. By devotion and commitment, the pathway unfolds and revelation supplants presumptive cause-and-effect acquisition. It could be languaged that the dedication is quite 'Yang' by intent, but 'Yin' by fulfillment as a process.
All actions become recontextualized, and their spiritual essence begins to shine through appearances. Devotion also expresses as selfless service whereby peeling the potatoes is no longer a chore but an act of love because it has been sanctified by intention. Discovery of the Presence of God, S. 35, 2007

There is no greater calling that to choose to be a servant of God. Reality, Spirituality and Modern Man, S. 350, 2008

Spiritual purity is the consequence of self-honesty, which is a result of true devotion. To be a servant of God is to align with Divine guidance, which leads to looking to the Self rather than catering to the self or the world. Along the Path to Enlightenment. 365 Reflections from David R. Hawkins. 365 Reflections from David R. Hawkins'']], edited by Scott Jeffrey, S. ?, Reflection of August 30th, January 2011

Being a servant of the Lord changes the context of everything you do in your life. In that state of surrender the Lord re-contextualizes your life back to you and everything becomes sinless, because you are holding your actions from a different context. To play with anger is one thing, or to grumble, or whatever. But in the context of a dedicated life, you remain on a very different level. If you are committed to being a servant of God those lower levels do not run you. Whatever you do is part of a process. Judgment is not possible because your perspective is limited to a point in time. Teddy and Otis Carnie, Synopsis and Study Guide to Power vs. Force. An Anatomy of Consciousness, Part II. pg. 8, Sedona, AZ, Veritas Publishing, 8. June 1996

I think that one of the most powerful prayers is to repeat that one is a servant of God. You say […] 'I am a servant of the Lord, therefore my will, my thoughts and all, are of no use.' (you ask) to a be a servant of the Lord and then ask God to express his will for you, and then you say […] 'In what way can I be your servant, Oh Lord?' And then God perfects you because you have now become His problem, because now his problem is how to make a better instrument of you. Interview with David Hawkins, Dialogues on Consciousness and Spirituality, transcript on Advanced States of Consciousness, pg. 82-83, spiral binding, Veritas Publishing, Sedona, AZ, around 1998

All of us here in this room, at this moment, are fulfilling our obligation and our capacity. All of us, everyone in this room is fulfilling that potentiality. The potentiality is evolving into an actuality just by the sheer presence of us all being together. It is not by accident that we are all together. Each one is serving a critical function! Interview Conversations on higher consciousness part II of III, presented by Four Corners Magazine, Pamela Becker June/July 2007 Deleted
Alternatively here: Interview Exploring Consciousness with David Hawkins by Pamela Becker, uploaded 2. September 2010

Question: I have a conflict between serving others using my talents (at work) and living a simpler life outside the city.
Answer: There is conflict only if you seek gain. You can remain simple within yourself even as your mind and work requires you to live ie in the city. On the other hand, seeking a simpler life (i.e. away from the city) is OK too, since growing spiritually is also a service to mankind. The intention sanctifies the action. Sedona Satsang Q&A, 2 CD set, 10. May 2006

All these illnesses […] you think you are losing, but you are serving a karmic purpose and benefit. You are paying off the Credit Bureau every month! Sedona Seminar Is the Miraculous Real?, 2 CD set, 9. December 2006

Frage nicht, was dein Land für dich tut, frage, was du für dein Land tust. John F. Kennedy [BW 430] (1961-1963) politisch ermordeter 35. US-Präsident (1917-1963), Amtsantrittsrede 1961