Moko Kahān Ḍhūṇḍhe Re Bande
A poem of radical nearness: the sacred is not elsewhere, not delayed, not hidden behind performance — it is as intimate as breath.
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c. 15th century
Kabir
Mystic poet and social critic whose couplets collapse distance between devotion, ethics, and everyday life.
- Central voice of the Bhakti movement
- Bridged Hindu, Muslim, and folk spiritual vocabularies
- Still among the most quoted poets in North India
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Burā Jo Dekhan Main Chalā
The search for fault ends at one’s own doorstep.
OpenKal Kare So Āj Kar
Urgency compressed into two lines: the right time is now.
OpenDhīre Dhīre Re Manā
A patient poem for an impatient world.
OpenPothī Paṛh Paṛh Jag Muā
A challenge to learning that does not become love.
OpenMālā Pherat Jug Bhayā
A critique of ritual without inner change.
OpenChaltī Chakkī Dekh Kar
The world’s grinding wheel, stark and unforgettable.
OpenGuru Govind Dou Khaṛe
A beloved couplet on the teacher who reveals the divine.
OpenJab Main Thā Tab Hari Nahīn
Ego as the wall between seeker and beloved.
OpenJhīnī Jhīnī Bīnī Chadariyā
The body as a finely woven cloth entrusted briefly to us.
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