Présentation de l'éditeur
In the Bijak (the complete works) of Kabir, the author deals with each system of religion, criticising and pointing out their errors to the adherents of each. Beginning with the Vedas he takes one by one the Hindu systems of Philosophy and the Moslem Faith, insisting that all these beliefs and their accompanying rituals are powerless to save a man because they are unable to bring him into union with God. At every setp he seeks to show that the service of God and the service of the world are utterly incompatible; religion for Kabir is love and devotion to God alone. In this world we see love and hatred, light and darkness, body and soul, sunshine and shadow whereas the Lord alone is love, light and sunshine. Those who really love God, live and think on that plane, no on that of the material world : just as the true lover will think of nothing but his beloved, seeking always to attain a full knowledge of his beloved and cherishing no other aim.
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