Is every act a selfish act?

Conventional standards are non-existent. 

The Spirit sets its own standard and those who pass into this life must perforce accept this standard. 

You have no choice any more than you have about mathematics—two and two being four is past argument at all times and in every place. 

It is so here about the attributes of character. 

A selfish act is a selfish act in all places and in all epochs of time. 

There are no such things as extenuating circumstances. 

A selfish act is a simple proposition. 

Anything, which does not consider the personal consequences to the other fellow first is selfish. 

A spoken word, which has the power to wound another—no matter how carelessly dropped into the air—has weight in the final judgment.