Tattva

The lyrics suggest that truth may be difficult to recognize because it can appear in unexpected forms. The repeated phrase “Tattva” gives the song a chant-like quality, while the verses move from images of nature to waking from a dream and thinking about time. The mood feels reflective: it encourages the listener to notice what may lie beneath ordinary experience.

The flower and its scent, and the sun and its shine, are paired things that seem distinct but cannot be fully separated. These images may help explain the long repeated phrase, which the lyrics connect with a “truth” that is hard to grasp. The idea of waking and realizing that “it’s all a dream” can suggest a sudden change in perspective, not necessarily a literal dream. “Strange disguises” means that truth may arrive in forms we do not expect.

The final lines leave the message open. “You will be tomorrow / like you have been today” might point to continuity: the self carries forward, or familiar patterns repeat. The question about something “never ending” could express wonder, uncertainty, or a sense that there is little more to say. The song offers suggestive images rather than a single clear explanation, so listeners may understand its spiritual language in different ways.