What are the two different intentions behind performing Guru service, and which is considered more valuable?

As detailed in Chapter 0, Guru service, whether through studying a Guru's biography or other spiritual texts, can be performed with two distinct motivations. The first is 'Kamya,' which is service done with a desire for worldly benefits, such as prosperity or the removal of worries, diseases, and other calamities. The second is 'Nishkam,' which is service performed with a selfless mind, aiming for liberation from the world and freedom from the cycle of birth and death. The text makes it clear that Nishkam Guru service is always superior, regardless of the specific type of service being performed, as its goal is ultimate spiritual freedom rather than temporary worldly gain.