Acharya Prashant explains that serving the Divine, as mentioned in the verses of saints, means serving the one who causes all sorrows to be forgotten and who is the eternal giver. He clarifies that this service is not directed toward any external object or person, as treating the Divine as a part of the material world leads to entanglement and suffering. Instead, the Divine is available to us within as consciousness, awareness, and attention. This consciousness is the only way the Divine makes its presence felt, sitting within us as the witness through which all objects and individuals are known, though consciousness itself cannot be known as an object.