To meet the divine, the beloved (Hari) is found; the divine removes all sorrows. The story of love is untold; no one has ever narrated it.

Kabir speaks here with deep assurance, suggesting that the divine Beloved (Hari) is the ultimate cure for all life's suffering. The central metaphor is that of 'love,' which he defines not as earthly passion, but as the transcendent yearning that dissolves sorrow. He emphasizes that this profound spiritual journey is a secret, an untold tale that cannot be captured by words or conventional stories.