Satyashala (The House of Truth): 161 Easiest, deepest and upmost truths is fundamentally the philosophy of life. This Hindi poetry of Anwar Jamal is synonymous with the thinking of truth, reality, clearness and his discovery. Man's conduct is bound to the bonds of voluntary, family, physical, religious, social and legal actions or consequences. Whatever we do can be true or false on the scale of these different bonds, but in reality we do not do anything against the truth. Satyashala is the rosary of the eternal truth of the universe. Evolving from a single dot and then every day, this poem marks the spread, expansion and the interference of God in life. The direction of our karma and ethics, our social and spiritual existence. Satyashala, designed in 161 octet verses, is a single poem of 1288 lines. Satyashala is the embellishment of all creatures, nature, soul and inherent nature of God. The one who is absolute, who neither begets nor is born, and has no counterpart. Satyashala is self-realization, omniscience, the interview of that ultimate God and the easiest, deepest and upmost truth of our relationship with it.