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Jacque Hansen - Why I Serve


I love to volunteer with a heartfelt intention of cultivating more possibilities in people's lives, and in the animal/plant kingdoms.......... more possibility of freedom, peace, love and respect.!

Jacque Hansen, RScP.  


Thank you Jacque for your heart of service and demonstrating the profound spiritual benefits of volunteering.  

In a world often consumed by self-interest and materialistic pursuits, finding a sense of purpose and fulfillment can be a challenging endeavor. However, one powerful avenue that offers both personal growth and the opportunity to make a positive impact is volunteering. Beyond the practical benefits of volunteering, such as acquiring new skills or building a professional network, there are profound spiritual advantages that can nourish the soul. Engaging in selfless acts can bring about a transformative experience.

When we immerse ourselves in the act of volunteering, we encounter various people from diverse walks of life, often facing challenging circumstances. This exposure cultivates gratitude as we gain a deeper appreciation for our own blessings and privileges. Witnessing the resilience and strength of individuals facing adversity helps us develop empathy and compassion for others. By understanding their struggles and connecting with their stories, we become more open-hearted and sensitive to the needs of our fellow human beings.

Thank you, Jacque, for loving and serving your Center for Spiritual Living community and the world.

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