Miracles and Glimpses of the Life of Sadguru Kabir

By Jagessar Das

This pictorial book contains some of the significant events and miracles that aim to impart true spiritual teachings, and to remove hypocrisy and misunderstanding in religious practices. Since Satguru Kabir had a long life (1398 – 1518), this book contains only glimpses of his activity as the title indicates. Note that he was speaking to, and dealing with, both Hindus and Muslims.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Jagessar Das
• Release date: Mar 16, 2013
• ISBN: 9781310516665

Jagessar Das

M. D. Retired. Writing, Lecturing, Meditation, Spirituality

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Miracles And Glimpses of the Life of Sadguru Kabir

Sat Nâm-The Eternal Name

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Table of Contents

Introduction

Objectives of Guru Kabir

Satguru Kabir Saheb’s Precepts

Satguru Kabir Saheb

Appearance of Satguru Kabir Saheb

Adoption By Neeru and Neema

Naming Ceremony

Deliverance of Discourses

Initiation by Swami Ramanand

Satguru in Dual Form

Emperor Sikandar Was Cured

Warm Welcome

Test of Satguru Kabir Saheb

Kamal Raised From the Dead

Kamali Brought to Life

Temple of Lord Jagannath

Ramharsh Pandey

Offerings to Manes

Sarvajit and Kamali

Sarvajit and Kabir

Sultan Ibrahim

Omnipresence of God

Kabir Chaura

Dhani Dharmadas Ji

Blessings to King Ram Singh

Churamani Nam Saheb

Brahma Nirupan

Blessings to the King of Varanasi

Kabir Vat

Ram-Kabir Bhakt Samaj

The Great Conference

Composition of Bijak

Vedas Recited by Buffalo

Kabir Kotha

Queen Indramati

Incident of Madhukar

The Story of Bhakt Sudarshan

Glimpse of Sant Garibdas

Glimpse of Sant Ghisadas

Disappearance of Kabir Saheb

Introduction

The word ‘guru’ is derived from ‘gu’ which means darkness and ‘ru’ which means light. The guru is a teacher who replaces darkness with light. In spiritual life he is one who replaces spiritual ignorance with divine knowledge in the disciple.

Guru Kabir was one of the most famous mystic saints that graced India. His teachings are equally important for people of all religions, because he preached impartially. In one of his famous couplets (sakhis), he stated: kabir khade bazar mein, sab ki chache khair; na kahu se dosti, na kahu se bair (Kabir stands in the open market place and wishes the welfare of all. He is neither a friend nor an enemy to anyone). He came to teach people the true religion of the heart. He wanted to turn people away from the empty ritualism of religion, and to show them the inner path that leads one to union with Divinity. In other words, he taught Self-realization and loving devotion to the formless Divine Power that dwells within. Though Self-realization has been taught in the Advaita Vedanta or Non-dualistic school of philosophy of India, Guru Kabir re-emphasized this teaching, along with loving devotion of great intensity and fervour. He thus taught and lived a combination of Gyan Yoga (Yoga of Spiritual Knowledge), Bhakti Yoga (Yoga of loving Devotion), and Karma Yoga (Yoga of Action). And all of these were done in his inimitable way that stemmed from his own inner realization, and his identification with the Supreme Being. He stated: "lali meri lal ki, jit dekhun tit lal; lali dekhan mein gayi, mein bhi ho gayi lal" (I went in search of the beautiful colour of my beloved, and I saw that colour manifesting everywhere. As I searched for it, I found that I have been coloured in