Kabir Bijak (Text and Commentary)

This collection of hymns in various meters contains the most authoritative record of Kabir's teaching. His teaching is neither Vedanta nor Sankhya, neither Nyaya nor Mimansa, but is based on original thinking of his own.

Ahmad Shah

Kabir is most revered name in Indian tradition. From Punjab to Bengal and from the Himalayan frontier to the Deccan, he is acknowledged as a great poet and as a great mystic, venerated by Hindus and Muslims alike- a unique distinction.

Ch. Vaudeville

The reader is central in Kabir. Nearly everyone in North India is familiar with formula Kahai Kabira Suno Bhai Sadho- "Kabir Says, listen brother sadhu!" or suno ho Santo. "Listen oh Saints!". It is Kabir's trademark. But for more than a formula, it signifies Kabir's passion to engage to wake people up, to affect them. This power to affect through language is fundamentally what we mean when we speak of rhetoric.

Linda Hess

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