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Some believe the earth is flat Some believe the earth is spherical It is just a matter of where they stand Their foots dictates their perception Those who know, do not know why Those who do not, never cared I share in their ambience of pains For lack of knowledge is destruction Abundance of knowledge is confusion Some believe the world changes people Some believe people change the world I stand in-between their battle For what they think is their conceivable right Some believe in the supernatural being Some doubted the existence of mystical powers Those who see cannot read signs Those who can read cannot see the signs Every struggle is a life’s sacrifice The sweat and blood of some Freedom demands from us What our ancestors died for because of us Do not mock For they shall mightily curse your children To curse you to your face Appreciate the little life you have got Enjoy life while you still breathe Be mindful of little life offers For there is little difference for each

I am a Christian to the extent that I concur with Saint Paul in saying, “And if I have the gift of prophesy, and know all mysteries and all knowledge and have not love, I am nothing”.   I am a Buddhist to the extent that I realize, with Gautama, that only when a man forsakes all his desires is he really free. I am a Jew to the extent I believe profoundly in the saying. “ Hear, O Isreal, the Lord our God is one.” I am a Hindu to the extent of believing and practicing the kingly science of Yoga, the science of Union with the spiritual Self. I am a Mohammedan to the extent that I rely on Allah above all else. And finally, I am a follower of Lao-Tzu to the extent that I accept his perception of the strange paradoxes of life. I will not walk with Christians into an exaltation of truth above what Christ teaches, those words that have life and death in them. I will not walk with a Buddhist into a denial of the beauty and pleasure which existence holds for me. I will not walk with Jews into