Raul Seixas turns “Gita” into a wild, philosophical ride where the narrator claims to be everything at once: light and shadow, predator and prey, beginning and end. Inspired by the Hindu scripture Bhagavad Gita, the song presents a cosmic catalogue of I am declarations that blur the line between the individual and the universe. Seixas invites us to imagine that the same energy pulsing through stars, fears, mothers, and even the “fly in the soup” is hiding inside each listener.
By piling up opposites—love vs. fear, land vs. sea, roof vs. tiles—he shows that life’s contradictions all belong to a single, boundless consciousness. The message is playful yet profound: if “I am everything,” then so are you, so drop the masks and feel the unity. “Gita” is both rock anthem and spiritual manifesto, nudging us to recognize the divine spark in the mundane beat of everyday life.