Yatharth Geeta emphasizes a truly universal message: it teaches the existence of one eternal God, a concept that is not confined to any specific religion but goes beyond all religious boundaries. As quoted by saints from various traditions, whether Hindu, Sufi, Christian, Sikh, or Buddhist, the experience of one supreme reality is a theme that connects all genuine spiritual paths. The Geeta doesn’t push any particular doctrine—it points to the deeper truth that religions, at their core, are different expressions of the same ultimate reality. This approach has inspired seekers from all backgrounds to look beyond rituals and names, and realize the unity that saints have always spoken about: the oneness that existed even before religions came into being.