The knowledge of the Ganga is not something that can be easily discarded; it is something that is constantly being nurtured.

Bulleh Shah uses powerful natural imagery here to explore the unstoppable flow of life. The Ganga's current symbolizes life's vast and uncontrolled passage. He suggests that just as the river cannot be contained, our experiences and life's truths are equally boundless. The mention of the wind and the small things emphasizes human fragility against the grand sweep of time. It is a profound meditation on impermanence and the overwhelming, wild nature of existence.