From the recording Luceat Lux Vestra
“The Mantram of Unification” interprets Alice Bailey’s affirmation of humanity as one spiritual life expressed through many individuals. Interwoven voices carry its commitment to love rather than hate, serve rather than demand service, and heal rather than injure. Gradually expanding textures reflect the soul bringing personality and outward events under conscious direction. The track moves from individual ethical discipline toward collective vision, presenting suffering as capable of yielding insight and compassion. Its culmination evokes inner unity overcoming external division, with love becoming the organising principle of human relationships.
Lyrics
"The sons of men are one and I am one with them.
I seek to love, not hate;
I seek to serve and not exact due service;
I seek to heal, not hurt.
Let pain bring due reward of light and love.
Let he soul control the outer form, and life and all events
And bring to light the love that underlies the happenings of the time.
Let vision come and insight.
Let the future stand revealed.
Let inner union demonstrate and outer cleavages be gone.
Let love prevail. Let all men love."