Verse 1 The forest whispered without a sound, The thirsty earth pulled footsteps down. Four brave hearts reached for silver light, But pride can hide the clearest sight. A voice rode softly on the air, “Answer first, if life you care.” Yet hurried minds refused to hear, And silence gathered, drawing near. Pre-Chorus One by one the echoes fell, Into a quiet, timeless spell. Chorus By the silent lake, Where the still winds wait, Truth is never taken— It is earned. Not by the strongest hand, Not by command, But by the heart That chooses to learn. Verse 2 Then Yudhishthira walked alone, With steady breath and spirit known. He bowed before the unseen guide, Leaving fear and pride aside. “What is wealth?” “What conquers pain?” “What remains when kingdoms fade?” Each answer rose without disguise, A mirror held to human lives. Chorus By the silent lake, Where the still winds wait, Truth is never taken— It is earned. Not by the loudest voice, Nor reckless choice, But by the soul That honours dharma’s flame. Bridge Time may scatter every crown, Mountains rise and kingdoms drown. Only wisdom walks beyond Every age and every dawn. The deepest victory Lives inside, Where compassion Becomes our guide. Final Chorus By the silent lake, Hope awakens. Four hearts rise With morning’s light. The path of dharma Still endures, Quiet as the stars, Bright as the sun, Guiding every life Toward the One. Outro When the waters call your name, Listen before you drink. For every question Carries the beginning Of awakening.
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