kabir

Explore the essence of true prayer and patience in Islam as Kabir questions superficial devotions. Discover the significance of the Ka'bah in spiritual union.

Explore Lanka's grandeur in the Ramayana—golden walls, vast moats, and Ravana's legendary abode, crafted by Vishwakarma. Unearth historical marvels now lost.

Discover the significance of Baba Mohan Pothian in Sikh tradition, containing works from the first three Gurus, now preserved by descendants of Guru Amar Das.

Explore Puranmashi, the full moon day with cultural rituals in Indian tradition and its unique metaphorical significance in Sikh beliefs and compositions.

Discover the legendary story of Ravana, the powerful demon-king with ten heads and divine powers, and his epic battle with Rama. Explore rich myths of Lanka.

Explore the legacy of SAIN, a rare devotee in the Guru Granth Sahib, known for his unwavering dedication to spiritual service and meditation.

Discover Bavan Akhari, a poetic form tracing back to Sanskrit literature, beautifully captured in Guru Granth Sahib with a spiritual call for grace and guidance.

Discover the Sant Tradition: a mystical, monotheistic movement, transcending sectarian divides, and pioneering ethical consciousness in medieval India.

Explore the profound Bhagat Bani, uniting Sikh Gurus' and Bhagats' timeless wisdom. Discover the spiritual harmony in Sri Guru Granth Sahib.

Uncover the meaning of 'Suraha' in Kabir's hymn, with ties to Surabhi, the wish-fulfilling cow, and its symbolic role in Sikh beliefs. Learn more now.

BAIKUNTHA (VAIKUNTHA) Everyone talks of going there, but I do not know the situation of Baikuntha. They do not know their own secrets, they only mention Baikuntha in their talk. As long as the mind hopes to go to Baikuntha, till that time, it cannot abide at the Feet of the Lord. I do not know the temple of Baikuntha, its moat, citadel and the plaster. Except this what can we say, says Kabir, that only the Saab Sangat (congregation) is the Baikuntha.

Explore Thiti hymns by Guru Nanak, Guru Arjan & Kabir in Guru Granth Sahib, highlighting devotion over rituals for attaining divine union & bliss.