The company of Hari brings coolness, diminishing the heat of attachment. The abode of bliss naturally appears both day and night.
Kabir suggests that the company of Hari (the Divine) provides a cooling comfort, diminishing the intense heat of worldly attachment. He reveals that the true abode of bliss is not a distant place, but something that manifests naturally throughout the cycle of day and night. This couplet guides us toward realizing the eternal joy that is available right here, moment by moment, free from worldly constraints.
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