The Eyes Of Truth

Enigma's 'The Eyes Of Truth' is a mesmerizing blend of ethereal sounds and profound lyrics that delve into the concept of universal awareness and self-reflection. The song opens with a Mongolian chant, which translates to 'The vastness of the land, like a horse, like cattle, we are born.' This sets a tone of connection to nature and the cyclical essence of life, suggesting that we are all part of a greater whole, bound by the same natural laws and truths.

Sandra's French lines, 'Je me regarde, Je me sens, Je vois des enfants, Je suis enfant!' translate to 'I look at myself, I feel myself, I see children, I am a child!' These lines evoke a sense of introspection and innocence, emphasizing the purity and untainted perspective of a child. This introspection is crucial as it leads to a deeper understanding of oneself and the world. The repetition of 'I am a child' suggests a return to a state of purity and truth, unclouded by the complexities of adult life.

The recurring line, 'The Eyes of Truth are always watching you,' serves as a powerful reminder of an omnipresent force or consciousness that observes and knows all. This could be interpreted as a divine presence, the universe, or even one's inner conscience. The idea that 'The Eyes of Truth' are always watching implies that truth is inescapable and ever-present, urging listeners to live authentically and be true to themselves. Enigma's use of diverse cultural elements and languages enriches the song's universal message, making it a timeless piece that resonates with listeners from all walks of life.