Pema Khandu, Chief Minister of Arunachal Pradesh, offered a humble tribute on the birth anniversary of the great Saint Kabir Das. Reflecting on Kabir’s profound teachings, he emphasized Kabir’s belief in one God and the essence of true worship from the heart.
Saint Kabir Das, a revered Indian mystic poet born in Varanasi around 1398 CE, remains influential across Hinduism, Sikhism, and Islam, particularly in Sufism. Kabir’s verses are revered in scriptures such as the Guru Granth Sahib and Kabir Sagar, reflecting his critique of organized religions and advocacy for genuine spiritual practice.
Kabir’s philosophy advocated for righteousness, detachment from worldly affairs, and the dissolution of the ego to attain spiritual truth. His teachings continue to inspire the Kabir Panth and Sant Mat sect, recognizing him as a foundational figure.
Chief Minister Pema Khandu underscored the importance of building a sincere connection with the divine, echoing Kabir’s timeless message of spiritual integrity and devotion. As Arunachal Pradesh honors Saint Kabir Das, his legacy of spiritual enlightenment and inclusive wisdom resonates through the ages.
