If you can take advantage of something, take advantage of the bounty of Rama's name. When your life departs, you will regret it.

Kabir is using the metaphor of 'plunder' to talk about life's fleeting opportunities. He suggests that we must seize the bounty of spiritual remembrance—the Naam—while we are alive. His message is deeply emotional: regret is inevitable, and when our life departs, the loss of this spiritual connection will cause profound sorrow. The urgency lies in living fully, not just existing.