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This is something rather unique  without any tint of doubt indeed. Most importantly, it is not far from untroubled reality. Some very expressive people often indulge in criticising others for their small or big imperfections.  It continues through all valuable passing time, despite comprehending the moral fact that never allows us to criticise others for even the slightest faults. How many of us really follow this very fine hint? We, as humans, seldom show any sort of shame in quickly criticising others for their apparent faults or certain ingrained unusual habits.  As he was waiting for the lift to come down on the ground floor, he did not stop to openly criticise particularly certain women for using the use of lift most of the time.  This remained his close assessment about all those certain ladies who used the lift most often; he went on saying with complete confidence. However, his face turned pale when he saw the lift loaded with women from his family. was ...

Kabir & realities


Kabir's dohas energise an individual who grasps the perfect meanings completely. Whatever remains ingrained into the very spell of the poetic form gets recognized by the poet's originality. The poet's empirical mastery used to ebb and tide within the two-liners on an amazing level. 

Kabir Das's couplet: 'अति का भला न बोलना, अति की भली न चूप, अति का भला न बरसना, अति की भली न धूप।' (There is no good in speaking too much, there is no good in being silent in too much, there is no good in raining in excess, there is no good in sunshine in too much.' 

The essence is that it is not right to speak too much, but it is also not right to remain silent too much. Whether it is speech, silence, or sunshine, the excess remains always bad.

The rule allows us to avoid restrictions within the domain we move to make our days when regulation is rotated. Couplets are approving us of the hard facts, and it is finally clear about the rules for covering the rules.


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