When the joy of attaining liberation is achieved, all service seems futile. Shayar Kabir asks, 'How can one find their own God without desire?'

Kabir suggests that when one attains the blissful state of liberation, all external acts of service or devotion feel meaningless. The Shayar points out that once one reaches the peak of selfless devotion, the question arises: how can one find their own God without any desire? Kabir's perspective teaches us that true spirituality resides not in outward rituals, but in the inner peace and detachment of the heart.