Nirmala Sewani, a renowned Yagacharya, Meditation Expert, and Astrologer, shares a profound spiritual poem titled ‘Tum Kya’, which delves into the concept of divine identity and the essence of self. She reflects on the presence of ‘Aham’ — the ego of "I" or "me" — that exists within each of us. At the same time, she emphasizes that every being is composed of divine light — the same eternal energy that permeates the entire universe.

As she often conveys in her teachings, we are not separate from this divine source. Just like the divine light — from which one can take endlessly, and yet it remains whole — we too are complete in ourselves. She explains that this is the very nature of God: infinite, unbroken, and ever-radiant.

Thus, the ‘Tum’ referenced in the poem symbolizes this complete and divine presence that resides in everyone’s heart. The poem beautifully captures this message — that we are all reflections of the divine, whole and luminous, and that recognizing this truth brings clarity, peace, and spiritual awakening.

तुम मुझमें जीती हुई भाषा हो प्रीत की,
मुझे अलौकिक विश्वास है कि,
मैं उतनी ही पूर्ण हूँ तुमसे,
जितनी माँ गौरी शिव से,
मीरा कृष्ण से,
नदियाँ पानी से,
तितलियाँ पुष्प-पराग से,
झरे बसंत झरे हुए पानी-जैसे,
सबका ऋषि तारामंडल आकाश से।
कहा ना तुमसे, अंत:चेतना हो,
जीती हुई मुझमें, मेरी लौकिक प्रीत का तुम।

She emphasizes that, ultimately, 'tum' (you) symbolizes all of humanity—a beacon of hope that endures even in the darkest moments, embodying the light of kindness and generosity within our hearts and minds.