Ye Haal Hua Us Ke Faqeeron Se Huwaida — Khwaja Haidar Ali Aatish
Meaning
This has become evident through His mendicants: whoever is tainted by the world stays a stranger to Him.
Explanation
This couplet tells us something beautiful about true faqirs, the ones who have given up worldly attachments. Through their very state and way of being, a truth becomes clear and visible. Whoever is stained by the world, caught up in its greed and attachments, remains a stranger to the Divine. In other words, closeness to God comes not to those lost in worldly cravings, but to those whose hearts are free of them. The simple, detached life of these saints quietly reveals this lesson. The more we cling to the world, the further we drift from the real source. Letting go opens the door to belonging.
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