Whom you do not remember, or whom you remember, or anyone else, by your grace, O beloved, let no one perish.

Kabir, in this profound couplet, speaks of divine grace and universal compassion. The Shayar suggests that love must be boundless; whether we forget someone, remember them, or think of anyone else, the ultimate plea is that no soul should perish. This message emphasizes radical impartiality, urging us to treat all beings equally under the umbrella of divine mercy.