Server

Need context.

Does "server" have a special meaning here? This is not typical.

Newguest--- Does "server" mean "servant"?

I understand it to mean that he served others (in the sense of helping others), or served a cause (i.e. promoted and furthered a cause).

Newguest--- How do you understand that his dying would carry with it the gift of guiding others?

It's hard to say without more context. It sounds

There's some religion which uses the expressions "service to others" and "service to self."
Perhaps that applies.

Hi

You're right Mr Wordy. That guy was helping other people, not only his family, but he was also a flight attendant, so he used to help people on the plane. So that's why the author used the word "server" because he was serving, he was a kond of servant in this lifetime.

As for the "guiding others" part I'm not sure myself.

I'll quote the whole paragraph:

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NewguestI understand that his death was a gift because other people saw what they shouldn't do if they didn't want to finish like him (Gregory took drugs and had HIV). So maybe that's why his dying process was a gift of guiding others, of showing them, directing them in the right direction. I don't know ...

It seems as good an idea as any. I am not sure what t

I thought Wordy's earlier "spiritual" suggestion had some merit. If the woman is a psychic, she is interested in the "process" of crossing over, as they say.