Kabir ke Dohe · Sakhi
Kabir ke Dohe Doha 150 meaning
sanjh pade din beetavai, chakavee deenhee roy
chal chakava va desh ko, jahan rain nahin hoy
साँझ पड़े दिन बीतवै, चकवी दीन्ही रोय ।
चल चकवा वा देश को, जहाँ रैन नहिं होय ॥
As evening falls and the day ends, the chakvi bird weeps. Come, my mate, let us fly to that land where night never comes.
What it means
Legend says the chakva pair are parted every night. Kabir uses them to voice our longing for a place beyond separation and loss. That longing itself points us inward.How it helps in real life
- When you feel alone: Every evening the empty flat feels heavier after your spouse left for work abroad. Light a lamp and pray for the day you reunite.
- When you are worried: Dreading nights since the divorce? Before bed, sit for five minutes in prayer and let that longing turn inward to God.
हिंदी में अर्थ
शाम ढलते दिन बीता तो चकवी रो पड़ी। चलो चकवा, उस देश चलें जहाँ कभी रात नहीं होती।
मान्यता है कि चकवा-चकवी हर रात बिछड़ जाते हैं। कबीर इनसे उस चाह को कहते हैं जो बिछोह और दुख से परे जाना चाहती है। यही चाह भीतर की ओर ले जाती है।
Spoken by Kabir.
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