Deivathin kural Vol 3 Pg 157
Charity--Intrinsic benefits of service:
Creating confidence in all sections that they can continue to be in our religion with self respect is through public service which is to be rendered by everyone coming together.I will talk about those /1

services later. Like this all Hindus coming together & undertaking services itself become them fencing for our religion & will ensure it is not a public land.Since all sections of the religion will get the feeling that' this is our own religion this situation that anybody /2
outside our religion can claim them as their own will go away. It is not necessary for us to indulge in counter propaganda & create quarrels to take care of the condition of Hindus & ensure that there is no religious conversion.If our negligence & hardness goes & we undergo /3
a change of heart & include all of our people in service to others, religious conversion will stop.This is the peaceful way for protecting the Hindu society & ensuring it remains intact.Instead of helping others keeping religion as the ulterior motive,we should do it as /4
fulfillment of love & side by side protect our religion.More than offering ceremonial welcome & garlanding me except if all Hindus come together in rendering service & protect our religion that will be the greatest help you will be doing & best way of extending courtesy to me. /5

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