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Service-to-Others philosophy
I was thinking that in the Aftertime Service-to-Other humans are going to be living among hybrids who are much more intelligent and technologically advanced. My question is: how are these Service-to-Other humans going to be of any service? It sounds like they will most likely be a burden to these hybrids. What will be their daily responsibility to the community? I just really can't imagine it.
What do you think Service-to-Others is about? That we reject those who become crippled because they can no longer be of use? In such communities, all volunteer to do what they can for the general welfare, according to their skills and desires. All cooperate with each other. None are thrown aside for being useless. That philosophy is one that the Service-to-Self might understand, but it is not our philosophy.
Source: STO philosophy
4th density aliens are so much smarter and technologically advanced than humans. I imagine that a STO human living in a Hybrid community would have all their basic needs provided for them by the aliens in the community. (All assumptions.) I imagine that such a human would feel kind of guilty if that was the case. Being that a STO human would want to be of service, how would they, other than emotionally? I imagine it similar to Nancy being able to do more work solo then when getting help. In other words, how would the human help the Zetas and the Hybrids? I'm sure they wouldn't want to feel likeleeches.
A Service-to-Other person never wonders what they should be doing, or how they could help. What needs to be done is obvious, in all situations, and they volunteer. Try that yourself. Look around you and see what others are struggling with, whether they communicate this to you or not. After you have done this, you will have the perspective that a Service-to-Other individual has.
Source: STO philosophy
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