Truth, I speak, the very Eternal Truth which vibrated, vi-brates and shall vibrate in the heart of each and every member of the human race, ever lived, is living and shall live in this beautiful earth. The Truth was experienced in the past, and is also expe-rienced at present, and shall be experienced by the future generations to come about it, I write. It is perennial, everlasting, the very cosmic law in the human body. Popularly it is called Religion. It gets its birth in the human body and then envelopes the globe. About this very Truth, it is spoken in the Vedas. This very Vedic Truth as experienced in one's life is going to be related with its full-fledged form; how it works in a man and what experiences are made when the goal is attained. It is personal experiences narrated. According to the Vedas, it is 'Ritam' (personal realisation): and thus, it is Truth 'Satyam.' And the veracity of this personal Truth will be corroborated when it becomes Universal as spoken in the Vedas (Swena rupena abhinispadyate). By the form of the experienced man it proves its own Truth, and this form will appear within the body of innumerable men, women and children. It is meant for each and every man, boy and the old alike. It is en-masse, as the attainer of the Supreme Light in the cerebrum is the La Homme Universalle. It is this Aham Brahmasmi. I am the Perfect and the Supreme One. The ancient Vedic Rishis experienced this very Truth in the days of yore, and with an open heart, they vested this heritage to the human race. Oh, the good old Rishis, what a heritage they left for the human race! Even to-day, to our utter astonishment and bewilderment, we find the very same heritage winding its course in every human heart to burst out like a midday sun to illuminate the globe and to shower a world of bliss over the human race by uniting them into 'One and Oneness'. By personal experiences as well as by bearing the proof of the Oneness, it passes unchallenged, as it is experienced by the person himself. these personal experiences, the challenger becomes a witness By to the veracity of the Vedic Truth, nay, not an idle witness, but becomes an active announcer. Yes, 'Tatwamasi. No, it is not confined here, I mean, in an individual human being, but at once it will come to- Twam stri twam pumanasi, twam kumaro uto ba kumari, twam jirna dandeno banchasi, twam jato bhabasi Viswatomukhah.
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