Instead of focusing on external things, meditate on Rama within. Your duty is not derived from worldly affairs or possessions.

Kabir uses this verse to deliver a profound lesson on detachment. He asks us to stop looking outward, suggesting that our focus should be entirely internal—meditating on the divine within. The Shayari questions the very premise of our worldly struggles, asking why we tie our sense of purpose and livelihood to temporary, material possessions.