| We always think we know the life we live for |
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| To make the most of all our pains and joys |
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| But know that each and every living creature |
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| Has a spirit, has a purpose, has a source |
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| We think the only people we should care for |
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| Are those who think, and look like us |
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| But if we walk the footsteps of our seniors |
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| We’d learn things we never thought, we’d never know |
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| Have you heard your heart cry to an aching soul |
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| Or find the strength and courage to be true? |
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| Can you sing with all the voices of the Heavens? |
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| Can you soothe with all the colors of your heart? |
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| Can you heal with all the virtues of your heart? |
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| Come bring the hidden treasures of the sages |
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| Come taste the boundless warmth of real care |
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| Come bring out all the goodness that’s inside you |
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| And for once, really value what you’re worth |
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| The Christians and the Moslems are our brothers, |
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| The Buddhists and all others more than friends |
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| For we are all connected to each other, to a life, in our Home that never ends |
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| How far can a caring heart go, if you don’t bring it out, then you’ll never know |
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| Then you’ll never hear your heart cry to an aching soul, |
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| Or find the strength and courage to be true |
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| You need to sing with all the voices of the Heavens |
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| We need to soothe with all the colors of the heart, |
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| We have to heal with all the virtues of the heart |
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Virtues of the Heart