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504 discourses in which Osho speaks about Kabir, most mentions first. Each line is his own sentence from that talk.

  1. Kahe Kabir Main Pura Paya #1 · 99 mentions · 11 September 1979
    “For some days now we shall journey with a supreme Sadguru—Kabir.”
  2. Sahaj Samadhi Bhali #1 · 82 mentions · 21 July 1974
    “Kabir has said: As long as I searched, He did not come.”
  3. Suno Bhai Sadho #1 · 80 mentions · 11 November 1974
    “Kabir is incomparable.”
  4. Jas Panihar Dhare Sir Gagar #1 · 60 mentions · 31 January 1978
    “Dharamdas was a disciple of Kabir.”
  5. The Great Secret #6 · 56 mentions · 16 January 1975
    “In these lines Kabir is asking, "To whom should I complain?”
  6. The Great Secret #5 · 53 mentions · 15 January 1975
    “The enlightened ones have always said not to amass worldly wealth, but Kabir says that even one's inner wealth will also die.”
  7. The Great Secret #4 · 51 mentions · 14 January 1975
    “Only yesterday Kabir told us:”
  8. Kahe Kabir Main Pura Paya #7 · 51 mentions · 18 September 1979
    “Kabir’s words will appear contradictory to you, for on one side he keeps saying again and again: the effortless yoga; attaining the Lord is utterly simple — and today suddenly he says, “To fall in love with the Beloved is difficult, brother.””
  9. Kano Suni So Juth Sab #6 · 50 mentions · 16 July 1977
    “It is said of Kabir, when he was young, that some people came to him asking for the path to God; they wanted an intellectual map of that mysterious way.”
  10. The Great Secret #8: Why go to others? · 49 mentions · 18 January 1975
    “In these lines Kabir is telling us something very rare.”
  11. The Guest #4: The guest waits for you to die · 48 mentions · 29 April 1979
    “Kabir is a devotee: he is on the path of love.”
  12. Peevat Ramras Lagi Khumari #1 · 45 mentions · 11 January 1981
    “Anand Maitreya, Kabir is indeed profoundly dear to me.”
  13. Ecstasy - The Forgotten Language #1: Now or never · 44 mentions · 11 December 1976
    “Before we enter into the words of mystic poet Kabir, it will be good to know something about Kabir.”
  14. Suno Bhai Sadho #2 · 44 mentions · 12 November 1974
    “Therefore Kabir first speaks of Maya—what Maya is.”
  15. The Revolution #1: A Hand Beckoning · 40 mentions · 11 February 1978
    “Kabir is a harbinger, a herald of the future, the first flower that heralds the spring.”
  16. The Path of Love #7: A Harmony Of Love And Renunciation · 38 mentions · 27 December 1976
    “Now, Kabir is a mystic, one of the greatest.”
  17. The Great Secret #9: Relax in joy · 37 mentions · 19 January 1975
    “Kabir says a man dies a hundred times a day, and whenever any fear whatsoever catches hold of him the sound of "Mara, Mara" is created within.”
  18. Anahad Mein Bisram #6 · 36 mentions · 16 November 1980
    “He was not like Kabir.”
  19. Kahe Kabir Main Pura Paya #3 · 36 mentions · 14 September 1979
    “All of Kabir's utterances are addressed; they were not written, they were spoken; spoken to someone; spoken in reference to someone.”
  20. Sahaj Samadhi Bhali #21 · 34 mentions · 10 August 1974
    “Kabir uses a delicious word: you do a great “strain” (ainchataan), you make a great effort.”
  21. Suno Bhai Sadho #4 · 34 mentions · 14 November 1974
    “Your information is what Kabir calls, ‘What skill is this—holding a lamp and falling into a well!’”
  22. Suno Bhai Sadho #5 · 34 mentions · 15 November 1974
    “Kabir is a weaver, and his symbols too are the symbols of a weaver; yet even within the weaver’s symbols he has said all that the Upanishads fail to say, what the Vedas grow tired of uttering, what Buddha and Mahavira leave aside as ineffable.”
  23. The Great Secret #2: Tell, and still its hidden · 33 mentions · 12 January 1975
    “Kabir has done that.”
  24. The Great Secret #10: Come what may, allow · 33 mentions · 20 January 1975
    “Certain things must be understood before we try to grasp what Kabir is saying.”
  25. YAA-HOO! The Mystic Rose #12: On the flight alone · 33 mentions · 30 March 1988
    “Nivedano, Kabir was a poor man.”
  26. Geeta Darshan Vol. 12 #7 · 32 mentions
    “What Narsi, or Raidas, or Dadu, or Kabir attained cannot be given to you through their preaching.”
  27. Jas Panihar Dhare Sir Gagar #5 · 32 mentions · 4 February 1978
    “Perhaps Buddha and Mahavira, Krishna and Kabir, Nanak and Dadu are right.”
  28. Kahe Kabir Diwana #7 · 32 mentions · 18 September 1979
    “That is why the utterance of people like Kabir sounds like reversal—'What upside‑down things is he saying?'”
  29. Kahe Kabir Main Pura Paya #5 · 32 mentions · 16 September 1979
    “Understand Kabir’s verses; they are most precious.”
  30. Nowhere To Go But In #14 · 31 mentions · 7 June 1974
    “Kabir's words are unique.”
  31. The Great Secret #7 · 31 mentions · 17 January 1975
    “This sutra of Kabir's draws our attention to this fact.”
  32. Kahe Kabir Main Pura Paya #2 · 31 mentions · 13 September 1979
    “Kabir has said: there is no event greater than becoming empty.”
  33. The Great Secret #3: And I'm drunk with boundless youth · 30 mentions · 13 January 1975
    “Kabir looks on this as the wedding procession -- this is how he sees the preparation that has been going on up to now.”
  34. Suno Bhai Sadho #6 · 30 mentions · 16 November 1974
    “Kabir is a great synthesis: a confluence—like Prayag, the king of pilgrimages; a tirtha where whatever is most precious has been joined together.”
  35. The Divine Melody #7: It is heard without ears · 29 mentions · 7 January 1977
    “What Kabir is going to say today in these songs is of tremendous import: try to understand it.”
  36. The Transmission of the Lamp #16: When it is ripe, the heart opens · 29 mentions · 3 June 1986
    “Kabir, one of the most famous mystics and poets of India, had a son, Kamal.”
  37. Jas Panihar Dhare Sir Gagar #9 · 29 mentions · 8 February 1978
    “Kabir lived his whole life in Kashi.”
  38. Sapna Yeh Sansar #18 · 29 mentions · 28 July 1979
    “People came to Kabir’s house for food.”
  39. Es Dhammo Sanantano #116 · 28 mentions · 6 December 1977
    “If Kabir lived a hundred and twelve years—which is possible—then Kabir and Meera could have met.”
  40. Shunya Ke Par #4 · 28 mentions · 9 March 1970
    “Many gathered at Kabir’s home.”
  41. From Darkness to Light #19: Where nothing is right and nothing is wrong · 27 mentions · 19 March 1985
    “I am reminded of a story about Kabir.”
  42. The Zen Manifesto: Freedom From Oneself #1: This disappearance is anatta · 27 mentions · 20 February 1989
    “I have told you about Kabir....”
  43. Nahin Ram Bin Thaon #14 · 27 mentions · 7 June 1974
    “Kabir’s utterances are unique.”
  44. Suno Bhai Sadho #7 · 27 mentions · 17 November 1974
    “Before we enter Kabir’s verse, let a few things be understood.”
  45. Suno Bhai Sadho #8 · 27 mentions · 18 November 1974
    “Exactly when you have become utterly quiet—perfectly still—and bliss has not yet descended—you cannot yet say with Kabir, “Anand bhayo hai, anahad bajat dhol re”—no drum is beating yet, no bliss has happened, no rain of nectar has begun—but you have fallen utt…”
  46. Jo Bole To Hari Katha #10 · 26 mentions · 30 July 1980
    “Kabir had a son, Kamal.”
  47. Kahe Kabir Main Pura Paya #10 · 26 mentions · 21 September 1979
    “Charandas left the world; Kabir remained in the world.”
  48. The Great Secret #1: Tales of love untellable · 25 mentions · 11 January 1975
    “Kabir has said to be ready to be cheated, but not to cheat.”
  49. Geeta Darshan 2 Vol. 1 2 #8 · 25 mentions
    “Many devotees would come to Kabir’s home—songs, bhajans… And when they would leave, Kabir would say, “Eat before you go.””
  50. Krishna Smriti #2 · 25 mentions · 26 September 1970
    “Many people stayed at Kabir’s house, and Kabir would say to everyone, “Have your meal.””
  51. Mrityoma Amritam Gamaya #4 · 25 mentions · 4 August 1979
    “What can be seen are Buddha, Krishna, Kabir, Nanak.”
  52. The Fish in the Sea is Not Thirsty #4: Wake Up! Wake Up! · 24 mentions · 14 April 1979
    “That's what Kabir is going to say to you today.”
  53. Birhani Mandir Diyana Baar #10 · 24 mentions
    “Every morning many people would come to Kabir’s hut for bhajan and kirtan.”
  54. Kahe Kabir Diwana #3 · 24 mentions · 14 September 1979
    “You will find them weighed down—but you will not find that dance of which Kabir sings: Paibo re, paibo re Brahmajnana—“I shall attain, I shall attain Brahma-knowledge.””
  55. Kahe Kabir Main Pura Paya #9 · 24 mentions · 20 September 1979
    “Kabir has said:”
  56. Mahaveer Meri Drishti Mein #6 · 24 mentions · 20 September 1969
    “One night such a thing happened with Kabir.”
  57. Nirvan Upanishad #6 · 24 mentions · 28 September 1971
    “I have heard: Kabir had a son, Kamal.”
  58. Krishna: The Man and His Philosophy #2: Krishna is Complete and whole · 23 mentions · 26 September 1970
    “There is a beautiful anecdote from the life of Kabir.”
  59. Om Mani Padme Hum #17: Immediate and ultimate ordinariness · 23 mentions · 29 December 1987
    “I am reminded of a very beautiful man, Kabir.”
  60. The Divine Melody #1: God is dwelling everywhere · 23 mentions · 1 January 1977
    “Try to understand it as deeply as possible because only then will you be able to understand this mystic singer Kabir.”
  61. The Revolution #9: The Sword of Love-and-Death · 23 mentions · 19 February 1978
    “Only then will you be able to understand these sutras of Kabir -- they are of immense value and of immense splendor.”
  62. Maha Geeta #35 · 23 mentions · 15 November 1976
    “There is a mention that Kabir had a son: Kamal.”
  63. Maha Geeta #47 · 23 mentions · 27 November 1976
    “There is such an anecdote in Kabir’s life.”
  64. The Divine Melody #3: The bee has received it's invitation · 22 mentions · 3 January 1977
    “Try to understand it as deeply as possible, because that is the whole message of Kabir -- the message of love.”
  65. The Revolution #3: By A Fiery Intention · 22 mentions · 13 February 1978
    “But from man to a Buddha, from man to a Christ, from man to a Kabir, it is not evolution.”
  66. Mare He Jogi Maro #1 · 22 mentions · 11 November 1979
    “I gave him this list: Krishna, Patanjali, Buddha, Mahavira, Nagarjuna, Shankar, Gorakh, Kabir, Nanak, Meera, Ramakrishna, Krishnamurti.”
  67. Suno Bhai Sadho #3 · 22 mentions · 13 November 1974
    “Hence Kabir, Nanak, Farid—all the knowers make this truth the first step: make this absolutely clear, otherwise no journey begins—that you have bound yourself.”
  68. Ecstasy - The Forgotten Language #3: Natural, spontaneous, aware · 21 mentions · 13 December 1976
    “If you miss it you will miss the whole message of Kabir -- and you will miss the whole message of religion.”
  69. Death is Divine #1: Die O yogi die · 20 mentions · 1 October 1978
    “I gave him this list: Krishna, Patanjali, Buddha, Mahavira, Nagarjuna, Shankara, Gorakh, Kabir, Nanak, Meera, Ramakrishna and Krishnamurti.”
  70. From Personality to Individuality #18: The good shepherd -- the butcher's friend · 20 mentions · 16 January 1985
    “Kabir was even worse than a sudra because he was abandoned by his parents, perhaps both the mother and father.”
  71. From Personality to Individuality #24: Infallibility: just a popedream · 20 mentions · 22 January 1985
    “Only one instance is reported in the whole of history, and that was a meeting between Kabir and Farid.”
  72. The Fish in the Sea is Not Thirsty #1: But Man Is · 20 mentions · 11 April 1979
    “Only once in a while does there happen a person who reconnects himself with God -- a Jesus, a Buddha, a Kabir -- but only once in a while.”
  73. The Guest #13: The guest is inside you · 20 mentions · 8 May 1979
    “That's what Kabir goes on saying again and again: your body is the temple.”
  74. The Path of Love #5: I Sing The Glory Of Forms · 20 mentions · 25 December 1976
    “That's why Kabir says: Sadhu, O monks!”
  75. Geeta Darshan Vol. 8 #11 · 20 mentions
    “If someone like Kabir comes knocking at their door, they won’t like it.”
  76. Kahe Kabir Diwana #1 · 20 mentions · 11 September 1979
    “Kabir says the same —”
  77. Sapna Yeh Sansar #8 · 20 mentions · 18 July 1979
    “But there have indeed been people on this earth for whom there is only one season—Buddha, Krishna, Mahavira, Kabir, Nanak, Palatu.”
  78. Beyond Enlightenment #31: Discarding the container, discovering the content · 18 mentions · 3 November 1986
    “For existence, Gautam Buddha, Zarathustra, Lao Tzu, Bodhidharma, Kabir, Nanak or you are just the same.”
  79. Ecstasy - The Forgotten Language #7: Enter into your own body · 18 mentions · 17 December 1976
    “That's why Kabir says God is within and without, but the journey has to start from the within.”
  80. The Fish in the Sea is Not Thirsty #10: Music That No Fingers Enter Into · 18 mentions · 20 April 1979
    “In these sutras today, Kabir is talking about something very fundamental.”
  81. The Supreme Doctrine #7: Meditation and the Inner Eye · 18 mentions · 11 July 1973
    “It happened that Kabir's family became very much disturbed.”
  82. Es Dhammo Sanantano #112 · 18 mentions · 2 December 1977
    “Or that Kabir was a replica of Mahavira?”
  83. Es Dhammo Sanantano #114 · 18 mentions · 4 December 1977
    “Those who were with Buddha, or with Mahavira; or with Nanak, with Kabir—those who were truly near...”
  84. Jyun Tha Tyun Thaharaya #1 · 18 mentions · 11 September 1980
    “This is what Patanjali praised; this is what Kabir hummed; this is what Nanak spoke; this is in Mahavira’s words; this is Buddha’s message; this is the Quran; this is the Gita; this is the Bible!””
  85. Kahe Kabir Diwana #2 · 18 mentions · 13 September 1979
    “Otherwise, if life had been fulfilled, if its blessedness had been known, if life had become a song—which Kabir calls sumiran, a remembrance, a continuous recollection of who I am—then death would become a festival.”
  86. Nirvan Upanishad #14 · 18 mentions · 2 October 1971
    “Many people came to Kabir’s house; Kabir said to all, “Eat before you go.””
  87. Suno Bhai Sadho #10 · 18 mentions · 20 November 1974
    “Kabir’s words are very significant:”
  88. The Divine Melody #9: The pause between two notes · 17 mentions · 9 January 1977
    “And Kabir's whole teaching is that of love: he calls love "the divine melody."”
  89. The Revolution #5: The Pilgrims of Love · 17 mentions · 15 February 1978
    “Kabir is one -- his poetry is immensely beautiful.”
  90. The Revolution #7: It is Time Now! · 17 mentions · 17 February 1978
    “That's why Kabir insists so much for SURATI -- remembrance, awareness, consciousness.”
  91. Athato Bhakti Jigyasa #24 · 17 mentions · 14 March 1978
    “That essential is what Nanak said, what Kabir said, what Buddha said, what Mahavira said.”
  92. Geeta Darshan Vol. 6 #6 · 17 mentions
    “Such a one can say, as Kabir said so often: what will happen by laying out an asana?”
  93. Jas Panihar Dhare Sir Gagar #2 · 17 mentions · 1 February 1978
    “In my heart there is immense respect for Krishnamurti—as much as for Buddha, as much as for Krishna, as much as for Kabir.”
  94. Maha Geeta #85 · 17 mentions · 4 February 1977
    “There is a unique incident in Kabir’s life.”
  95. The Guest #1: A meeting with the guest · 16 mentions · 26 April 1979
    “Kabir calls God the Guest because he wants the seeker to be the host.”
  96. The Path of Love #1: Love is the Master Key · 16 mentions · 21 December 1976
    “RELIGION HAS VERY RARELY EXISTED in a healthy way -- only when a Buddha walks on the earth, or a Christ, or a Krishna, or a Kabir.”
  97. Ari Main To Naam Ke Rang Chhaki #2 · 16 mentions · 12 September 1978
    ““Love” is a small word—two and a half letters, Kabir said—but no story is greater.”
  98. Bin Ghan Parat Phuhar #8 · 16 mentions · 8 October 1975
    “Kabir says, “Keep the critic close; give him a hut in your courtyard.””
  99. Ka Sovai Din Rain #3 · 16 mentions · 2 April 1978
    “Today’s sutras were written when Dhani Dharamdas found Kabir.”
  100. Diya Tale Andhera #6 · 15 mentions · 26 September 1974
    “Kabir has said that as long as I kept saying “I, I,” as long as I searched for him but was filled with myself, union did not happen.”
  101. The Fish in the Sea is Not Thirsty #7: It is Morning Swan, Wake Up! · 14 mentions · 17 April 1979
    “That explosion is known in the East as the flowering of the one-thousand-petalled lotus -- Kabir will talk about this lotus in these sutras.”
  102. Yoga: The Alpha and the Omega, Vol 5 #9: The law is for you · 14 mentions · 9 July 1975
    “It happened: One of the greatest saints of India was Kabir.”
  103. Jharat Dashahun Dis Moti #16 · 14 mentions · 5 February 1980
    “Kabir says:”
  104. Kahe Hot Adheer #5 · 14 mentions · 16 September 1979
    “I was astonished to see: those who write PhDs on Kabir, on Dadu, on Palatu—neither have they meditated, nor ever loved, nor ever lived vairagya, nor ever tasted witnessing—and yet a PhD on Kabir!”
  105. Kahe Kabir Diwana #9 · 14 mentions · 20 September 1979
    “Says Kabir: Hari is such—as it is there, so it is here.”
  106. Kahe Kabir Diwana #10 · 14 mentions · 21 September 1979
    “Hence Kabir says: “Avadhu, gagan mandal ghar kijai.””
  107. Neti Neti Satya Ki Khoj #3 · 14 mentions
    “Passing near Kashi, close by was Kabir’s place, in Maghar.”
  108. Sumiran Mera Hari Kare #7 · 14 mentions · 27 May 1980
    “When I spoke on Kabir, the head of the Kabirpanthis wrote me a long letter: “You said many good things, but at one place you interpreted Kabir in a way that is not scriptural.””
  109. Suno Bhai Sadho #9 · 14 mentions · 19 November 1974
    “And as long as sex hums at every pore, the music of Kabir will not arise.”
  110. Philosophia Ultima #15: Truth as it is -- Naked · 13 mentions · 25 December 1980
    “Two mystics, Farid and Kabir, met by coincidence.”
  111. The Guest #10: Why not wake up this morning? · 13 mentions · 5 May 1979
    “These words as an introduction will help you to understand Kabir.”
  112. The Path of Love #9: Heaven Is All The Way To Heaven · 13 mentions · 29 December 1976
    “Kabir is a great Master: he knows, and he knows how to convey it.”
  113. Kahe Kabir Diwana #8 · 13 mentions · 19 September 1979
    “Kabir has said: Whoever has the courage, come—place your head and take all.”
  114. Kahe Kabir Main Pura Paya #8 · 13 mentions · 19 September 1979
    “Kabir has said: Do you feel no shame saying “mine” and “thine”?”
  115. The Beginning of the Beginning #3: From Belief Towards Truth · 12 mentions · 26 February 1969
    “In the course of his pilgrimage he happened to pass by Kashi, where Kabir resided.”
  116. The Cypress in the Courtyard #19 · 12 mentions · 22 June 1976
    “The group leader, Kabir, said he was much softer than Pujari, the previous leader: I feel that being hard is what the group demands and so I'm in a sort of a conflict.”
  117. The Fish in the Sea is Not Thirsty #13: Very Few Find the Path · 12 mentions · 23 April 1979
    “This is a very modern approach, but the sutras of Kabir will say to you that what Sigmund Freud discovered is not a discovery -- it is only a discovery in the West.”
  118. The Invitation #17: G-d · 12 mentions · 29 August 1987
    “They will work on Kabir, they will work on Gautam Buddha; they will work on Raidas, Meera, whom they condemned when they were alive.”
  119. Ajhun Chet Ganwar #1 · 12 mentions · 21 July 1977
    “Just as Kabir was a weaver, so in Kabir’s songs the weaver’s idiom appears.”
  120. Geeta Darshan Vol. 6 #13 · 12 mentions
    “Kabir used to say, it becomes like this.”
  121. Man Hi Pooja Man Hi Dhoop #1 · 12 mentions · 1 October 1979
    “Ravidas is Kabir’s gurubhai.”
  122. Tao Upanishad #94 · 12 mentions · 26 January 1975
    “Kabir had separated his son because the son was very rebellious.”
  123. From Misery to Enlightenment #24: The key to unawareness: keep thinking · 11 mentions · 21 February 1985
    “In my hometown there was a monastery belonging to the religion of Kabir.”
  124. Satyam Shivam Sundram #2: My presence says all · 11 mentions · 7 November 1987
    “It happened that two great mystics, Kabir and Farid, had a meeting.”
  125. The Path of Love #3: And Home Is Not Far Away · 11 mentions · 23 December 1976
    “That is the teaching of Buddha, Christ, Gurdjieff, Kabir: the majority lives not, only exists, vegetates.”
  126. Ami Jharat Bigsat Kanwal #9 · 11 mentions · 19 March 1979
    “He is a simple man—a cotton-carder, like Kabir.”
  127. Ka Sovai Din Rain #7 · 11 mentions · 6 April 1978
    “And it has happened that great Satgurus were surrounded by people who remained filled with their egos—Buddha’s, Christ’s, Nanak’s, Kabir’s companions—many sat there and never bowed, and attained nothing.”
  128. Kahe Kabir Diwana #5 · 11 mentions · 16 September 1979
    “Hence Kabir says: 'Lift the flaps of the veil, and you will meet the Beloved.'”
  129. Kahe Kabir Main Pura Paya #6 · 11 mentions · 17 September 1979
    “In the same way Om is only a symbol—a map drawn on paper of that ajapa-japa that one day manifests within, that sound that springs up by itself inside, which Kabir calls the Word (shabd).”
  130. Main Kaun Hun #9 · 11 mentions
    “I have heard that Farid set out on pilgrimage and passed by Kabir’s ashram.”
  131. Nam Sumir Man Bavre #6 · 11 mentions · 6 August 1978
    “Yes—but in some people’s lives, stars have risen: a Buddha, a Meera, a Jagjivan, a Kabir, a Nacha!”
  132. Sadhana Sutra #5 · 11 mentions · 8 April 1973
    “Kabir has said: 'Searching and searching, O friend, Kabir got lost.'”
  133. Athato Bhakti Jigyasa #28 · 10 mentions · 18 March 1978
    “The crowd called Buddha mad; the crowd called Kabir mad; the crowd called Christ mad.”
  134. Es Dhammo Sanantano #120 · 10 mentions · 10 December 1977
    “Kabir has said: “Searching, searching, O friend, Kabir was lost.””
  135. Jas Panihar Dhare Sir Gagar #7 · 10 mentions · 6 February 1978
    “Kabir’s famous utterance echoes in the words of Kabir’s disciple, the wealthy Dharamdas:”
  136. Kahe Kabir Diwana #4 · 10 mentions · 15 September 1979
    “In Kabir’s utterances this very key is being discussed.”
  137. Maha Geeta #56 · 10 mentions · 6 December 1976
    “Kabir lived in Kashi till his last breath.”
  138. Maha Geeta #70 · 10 mentions · 20 January 1977
    “Swami Arvind Yogi has sent a lovely song of Kabir.”
  139. Mahaveer Meri Drishti Mein #21 · 10 mentions · 29 September 1969
    “Kabir’s ashram lay ahead.”
  140. Vigyan Dharam Aur Kala #4 · 10 mentions · 21 March 1970
    “He was traveling, and Kabir's ashram lay on the way.”
  141. Ecstasy - The Forgotten Language #9: Dance today with joy · 9 mentions · 19 December 1976
    “The third thing before we enter into these beautiful sutras of Kabir: What is ecstasy?”
  142. Finger Pointing to the Moon #17: I Am This! · 9 mentions · 21 October 1972
    “Kabir had a son called Kamal.”
  143. Guida Spirituale #4: Don't Compare · 9 mentions · 29 August 1980
    “Buddha cannot compare himself with Meera, with Chaitanya, with Kabir.”
  144. The Guest #7: The god whom I love is inside · 9 mentions · 2 May 1979
    “On one hand stands the scientist -- very powerful, tremendously powerful, ready to destroy the whole earth, the whole of life -- and on the other hand, far and few between stand a few mystics -- a Buddha, a Jesus, a Zarathustra, a Kabir.”
  145. Bahuri Na Aiso Daon #4 · 9 mentions · 4 August 1980
    “Kabir says it exactly: “Hari tags along behind me, calling, ‘Kabir, Kabir.’”
  146. Geeta Darshan Vol. 6 #18 · 9 mentions
    “When people went to Kabir, he would speak in ulatbansi—paradox.”
  147. Jas Panihar Dhare Sir Gagar #3 · 9 mentions · 2 February 1978
    “It was such a moment that Kabir called his disciple Dharmdas—Dhani Dharmdas, the wealthy Dharmdas.”
  148. Ka Sovai Din Rain #9 · 9 mentions · 8 April 1978
    “Where men of awakening walked — where Kabir stood and sat — there remain some footprints.”
  149. Kathopanishad #8 · 9 mentions · 9 October 1973
    “But Ramakrishna, or Kabir, or Nanak, or Jesus possess another kind of subtlety—the subtlety of purity, of sanctity.”
  150. Maha Geeta #89 · 9 mentions · 8 February 1977
    “Kabir weaving cloth?”

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