One Life, One Law

From many names, one Truth is born,

From countless paths, one silent Light;

No creed can cage the Infinite,

No border bind the soul’s clear sight.

We walk as one, though forms may vary,

In hue of faith, in thought, in prayer;

For every heart that beats in life

Is kin to mine, and equally fair.

No higher caste, no chosen few,

No soul condemned, no soul above;

The universe is stitched in law,

And law itself is woven love.

Each thought a seed, each deed a flame,

That shapes the worlds we come to know;

What we bestow, we shall receive—

In time’s slow wheel, it comes, it goes.

Through birth and death the pilgrim moves,

A learner in the school of days;

Each life a page, each pain a verse

In wisdom’s long unfolding ways.

No heaven bought by borrowed faith,

No hell imposed by another’s hand;

The judge is Truth, the law is just,

The soul must come to understand.

Seek not escape from human pain,

But serve where suffering cries aloud;

For self is thinned in selfless acts,

And light grows strong when ego bows.

Study the stars, the mind, the soul,

The ancient word, the living now;

Let Science ask, let Faith revere,

Let Thought kneel humbly before “How?”

No Master walks ahead alone,

No savior lifts the world apart;

Each step we take in mindful love

Awakens God within the heart.

O seeker, pause—then walk anew,

With reason clear and conscience free;

For Truth is not what we are told,

But what we are, when we just see.

One Life, one Law, one silent Goal,

Beyond all name, beyond all fear—

Theosophy, the ageless flame,

Burns brightest when the heart is clear.

National Lecturer,

Harajivan Ashram TS,

Kadoli  (Gujarat)

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