A central feature of his teaching is that divinity is achieved through (selfless service). He often highlights that:
: Life becomes divine when we move from the attitude of "what can I take" to " what can I give ". A central feature of his teaching is that
Swamiji explains that while the human body is subject to the cycle of birth and death due to karma and attachment, God is (unborn) and Amara (immortal). God is viewed as the "Universal Soul" that exists beyond the limitations of time and space. 2. Selfless Service as Godliness God is viewed as the "Universal Soul" that
Based on the spiritual teachings of , the concept that "God has no death" (ದೇವರಿಗೆ ಏಕೆ ಸಾವಿಲ್ಲ?) is rooted in the distinction between the physical body and the eternal soul (Paramatma). Swamiji teaches that death is a consequence of
Swamiji teaches that death is a consequence of being bound to the material world. Because God has no desires, attachments, or "ego," there is no "birth" in the worldly sense, and thus no "death". He encourages followers to: Differentiate between .