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    Kabir describes a place beyond the physical realm where there is no concept of day or night, moon, sun, or stars. In this place, a river overflows and absorbs the sea, musical instruments play sweet sounds, and there are thousands of bright lights glittering, though it rains without water. All gods like Shiva, Vishnu, and others exist here in their own unique spaces, and the ten incarnations were created by a single element in this realm, which Kabir describes as naturally charming.

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    Kabir describes a place beyond the physical realm where there is no concept of day or night, moon, sun, or stars. In this place, a river overflows and absorbs the sea, musical instruments play sweet sounds, and there are thousands of bright lights glittering, though it rains without water. All gods like Shiva, Vishnu, and others exist here in their own unique spaces, and the ten incarnations were created by a single element in this realm, which Kabir describes as naturally charming.

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    Kabir describes a place beyond the physical realm where there is no concept of day or night, moon, sun, or stars. In this place, a river overflows and absorbs the sea, musical instruments play sweet sounds, and there are thousands of bright lights glittering, though it rains without water. All gods like Shiva, Vishnu, and others exist here in their own unique spaces, and the ten incarnations were created by a single element in this realm, which Kabir describes as naturally charming.

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    Kabir describes a place beyond the physical realm where there is no concept of day or night, moon, sun, or stars. In this place, a river overflows and absorbs the sea, musical instruments play sweet sounds, and there are thousands of bright lights glittering, though it rains without water. All gods like Shiva, Vishnu, and others exist here in their own unique spaces, and the ten incarnations were created by a single element in this realm, which Kabir describes as naturally charming.

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    Sant Kabirs description of Sunn

    yau@t AmaIM rsa Bart tala jahM


    savad ]zO AsamaanaI hao
    sarIta ]maD,
    ]maD, isanQa kao saaoKO
    nahIM kula jaat baKanaI hao
    caa
    caad saUrja taragana nahIM vaha
    vaha
    nahI vaha rOna ibahanaI hao
    baajaO bajaO isatar baaMsaurI
    rrMkar maRdu baanaI hao
    kaoiT iJalaimala jaha
    jaha JalakO
    ibana jala barsaat panaI hao
    iSava Aja ivasnau saurosa saarda
    inaja inaja mait ]namaanaI hao
    dsa Avatar ek tala naacao
    Astuit sahja sauhanaI hao
    khO kbaIr Baod kI baat
    ibarlaa kao[- phcaanaI hao
    kr pihcaana for nahIM Aayao
    jama jaulamaI
    lamaI kI KanaI hao
    Nectar drips makes rhythm here
    Word of the sky arises
    River overflows to absorb the sea
    Nothing can be explained thereof
    Moon, Sun, Constellation are not there
    Neither falls night there
    Instruments chime Sitar and flute
    Sounds or Rarankar are very sweet
    Thousand of brightness glitter here and there
    It rains there without water
    Shiva god, Vishnu, Inder and Sarswati
    All have their respective compacture
    Ten incarnations created by one element
    Praise naturally charming
    Karbir explains this secret
    Rarely some one understands it
    Understanding falls not again
    In the cruel net of Yama.

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