You as a form can respect the Formless only by respecting His forms || Acharya Prashant (2015)
Question: Sir, we just heard one of the couplets of Kabir, saying, “Jo sukh sadhu sang mein, so baikunth mein na hoi.” (The Joy that I find in the company of Saint, that Joy is greater than the joy of heaven).
Is this verse being used in the negative connotation? What is it referring to?
Speaker: It is referring to one of the moods of the Sage.
There are other times, when he says, “Yeh sansaar kaatan ki jhadhi, ulajh ulajh marjana hai. Rehna nahi desh begana hai. (This world is full of thorns, one gets entangled in it and dies. I don’t want to live here, as this world is a deserted and a desolate place). I want to go to Raam, I don’t want to live here.”
Sometimes he says, “I want to go to Raam. Yeh sansar kaagaz ki pudiya, bund pade ghul jana hai. (This world is like a packet of paper, a drop of water is enough to dissolve it). I don’t like this place. Saadho yeh murdon ka gaon. (O Sage! This is the village of the dead). Who wants to live here? I’m going away.”
At other times he says, “No, why are you inviting me? I’m in Satsang (company of Truth), why are you inviting me? He’s talking about You. Why are you disturbing me? See the Sadho(Sage) is singing such beautiful songs of
