Kabir says that, as long as this body exists, what will you keep giving? When the body is no more, who will remember the body?
This Shayari from Kabir is a deeply reflective piece on transience. He challenges us to consider what we cling to, suggesting that all worldly attachments, represented by the body, are temporary. The poem reminds us that when life's journey ends, the physical self fades away, leaving nothing material to remember or mourn. Kabir’s perspective encourages us to seek permanence beyond the physical realm.
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