The Divine Spectacles – A Vision from Babaji

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Inspired by the Teachings of Mahavatar Babaji

“Truth is simple. It is we who make it complex.” – Mahavatar Babaji


Oh soul, awaken — the time is near,
To see this world not in doubt or fear.
Put on the lens of purest light,
And walk with wisdom through the night.

Everyone must wear the inner sight,
To pierce through shadows, to know the right.
Not eyes alone, but heart must see—
The world as Truth, eternally free.

 “Be the witness of the world, not its slave.” – Mahavatar Babaji

You tire of forms, of colors that fade,
You seek the Truth beneath the shade.
No more illusion, no more disguise,
See with the Self beyond the eyes.

Cleanse your vision, sharpen your gaze,
Through yoga, silence, sacred ways.
What you see is not always real—
Truth lies deeper, still and still.

 “With right vision comes right action.” – Mahavatar Babaji

See injustice not with anger’s flame,
But with love that calls each soul by name.
Poverty, hunger, walls of hate—
Are cries of karma we must face.

Women’s silence, the migrant’s load,
Are signs that hearts must be rewrote.
Not through blame, but steady care—
A yogi sees, and stands aware.

 “The divine dwells in all beings. Serve them, and you serve Me.” – Mahavatar Babaji

Nature cries in unheard tones,
Children dream behind closed homes.
The wise one hears the voiceless call,
And lifts the low, and serves them all.

Put on the vision that saints have worn,
Where ego dies and love is born.
Where seeing is no longer blind,
But merged with soul, with heart, with mind.
 “Meditate, Realize, Serve.” – Mahavatar Babaji

To serve the world is no small thing,
It is the path of the silent king.
See through chaos, shine your ray—
And bring the dawn of Dharma’s day.

So wear the Spectacles Babaji gives,
The ones through which the Spirit lives.
With clearer sight, in stillness stay—
And help the world be shown the Way.


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