Kabir Saheb is known all over India essentially as a composer of Sakhis. His Sakhis are popular even among those who are not Kabir's followers and almost all the main compilations of his verses contain a large number of Sakhis. Bijak, his authentic text contains 353 sakhis which are the repository of spiritual prudence and very much speaks of the mental makeup of Kabir as well as his penetrating commentary on religion, society, culture and politics of his time.
Sant Kabir was a scientist of religious field. Five hundred years earlier when the modern science did not exist anywhere, the statements then made by Kabir are not inconsistent with today's science. He accepted and advised to follow the principles based only on the cause and effect system, denying the statements and principles full of blind faith and false veneration prevalent in the field of religion. His mental aptitude was fully capable of seeing the eternal truth and real nature of religion and humanity, piercing through the haze of religious hypocrisy and blind faiths. He laid stress' and fully supported the establishment of society based on unfettered religion and human equality, rising above the caste and religious shortsightedness and of following blindly the principles adopted in a particular religion or community.
Book's Contents and Sample Pages
Vedas (1174)
Upanishads (498)
Puranas (627)
Ramayana (746)
Mahabharata (362)
Dharmasastras (166)
Goddess (494)
Bhakti (243)
Saints (1509)
Gods (1275)
Shiva (377)
Journal (184)
Fiction (66)
Vedanta (363)
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