Kabir's Dharmik Nayay Darshan

Abstract

In due course he became a great saint poet and it is further known that is devotion was centered round the Nirguna aspect of God. It may be further stated here that though Kabir and Tusli both were influenced by Ramananda, they differed. Tulsi was interested in Sagun devotion and Kabir was interested in Nirguna devotion. In this brief article it is proposed to present clearly and critically important contribution of the great poet philosopher Kabir. Though he is not a technical philosopher, yet his importance cannot be denied like of Ramakrishna Paramhansa and such others. Before coming to his religious philosophy, it would be desirable to present a brief survey to his life and works. About Kabir’s life there is some uncertainty and confusions. He himself was an unlettered person. He himself says –

“I touch not ink and nor paper,

Nor take pen in my hand”¹