Kabir ke Dohe · Kabir ke Dohe
Kabir ke Dohe Doha 68 meaning
chalatee chakkee dekhi ke, diya kabeera roy
dui patan ke beech men, sabut bacha na koy
चलती चक्की देखि के, दिया कबीरा रोय।
दुइ पाटन के बीच में, साबुत बचा न कोय॥
Watching the grinding mill turning, Kabir began to weep. Caught between its two heavy stones, not a single grain remains whole.
What it means
Life's pressures, joy and sorrow, birth and death, grind everyone down sooner or later. Seeing this clearly can make you gentler and help you hold on to what is eternal.How it helps in real life
- In grief: After losing a parent, let the grief soften you. Be gentler with others who are quietly struggling with their own losses.
- At work: Crushed between office deadlines and home duties? Hold on to one daily anchor, like a prayer or a walk, that keeps you whole.
हिंदी में अर्थ
चलती हुई चक्की को देखकर कबीर रो पड़े। उसके दो पाटों के बीच कोई भी दाना साबुत नहीं बचता।
सुख-दुख, जन्म-मृत्यु के दो पाटों के बीच हर कोई पिसता है। यह समझकर हम थोड़े नरम बनते हैं और सच्ची चीज़ों को थाम पाते हैं।
Spoken by Kabir.
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