One should speak words that dispel the ego of the mind. Such words soothe others and bring coolness to the self.

Kabir shares profound wisdom here: our speech must be free from the ego's grasp. When we speak with humility, our words become soothing to others, like cool water on a hot day. This act of selfless communication, therefore, reflects inward and grants profound peace to the speaker themselves. It teaches that true peace begins with the way we choose to speak.