(Raag Sarang)
Bhagatkau Kaha Seekari Kaam. [1]
Aavat Jaat Panhaiya Tooti Bisari Gayo Harinaam. [2]
Jaako Mukh Dekhe Dukh Laagai Taakon Karan Pari Parnaam. [3]
Kumbhandas Lal Girdhar Bin Yah Sab Jhoothau Dham. [4]
- Shri Kumbhandas, Shri Kumbhandas Ji Ki Vani (397)
What concern do the devotees have with the royal palaces? (Here the word used is ‘Seekari’, This pada was written when King Akbar invited Shri Kumbhandas Ji to His Palace at Fatehpur Seekari). [1]
Going to any royal place is a mere waste of time for the devotees, rather it is an act of defamation; moreover one forgets the name of Lord Hari. [2]
Further, while meeting with them, One needs to bow to those, whose glimpses and association, make one sinful. [3]
Shri Kumbhandas Ji says that without my Lord Krishn, who is the upholder of Sri Giriraj Ji, everything else is fallacious i.e all material beings are fake. [4]
Bhagatkau Kaha Seekari Kaam. [1]
Aavat Jaat Panhaiya Tooti Bisari Gayo Harinaam. [2]
Jaako Mukh Dekhe Dukh Laagai Taakon Karan Pari Parnaam. [3]
Kumbhandas Lal Girdhar Bin Yah Sab Jhoothau Dham. [4]
- Shri Kumbhandas, Shri Kumbhandas Ji Ki Vani (397)
What concern do the devotees have with the royal palaces? (Here the word used is ‘Seekari’, This pada was written when King Akbar invited Shri Kumbhandas Ji to His Palace at Fatehpur Seekari). [1]
Going to any royal place is a mere waste of time for the devotees, rather it is an act of defamation; moreover one forgets the name of Lord Hari. [2]
Further, while meeting with them, One needs to bow to those, whose glimpses and association, make one sinful. [3]
Shri Kumbhandas Ji says that without my Lord Krishn, who is the upholder of Sri Giriraj Ji, everything else is fallacious i.e all material beings are fake. [4]