One who cares for another assumes the weight of the other's condition on his own heart and bears it in love.

Gratitude begins in our hearts and then dovetails into behavior. It almost always makes you willing to be of service, which is where the joy resides. It means that you are willing to stop being such a jerk. When you are aware of all that has been given to you, in your lifetime and the past few days, it is hard not to be humbled, and pleased to give back.

If you want to feel loving, I coached myself, do something loving. This is basic soul care.

This is the work of the Holy Spirit and our operating instructions, to be cooling breezes to sad or worried people, including ourselves, in this sometimes hot stuffy joint [the world].

Look around and see whom you can serve.

Look around and see whom you can serve. This will fill you.

This is the best cure for melancholy: to set about doing something which will require muscular exertion and which will benefit others.

If you're feeling helpless, help someone.

Charity must become a fundamental state of mind and heart that guides us in all we do.

Some of our finest work comes through service to others.

Find someone who is having a hard time or is ill or lonely, and do something for him or her.

When you meet someone, treat them as if they were in serious trouble, and you will be right more than half the time.