There is no one like the true Guru, whether in the seven lamps and nine sections, or in the three worlds and twenty-one universes.
Kabir emphasizes that the true Guru's significance transcends any physical or cosmic measurement. He asserts that such a figure cannot be found in the seven lamps and nine parts, nor within the three worlds or twenty-one universes. This couplet beautifully highlights that the light of knowledge and proper guidance originates only from a genuine spiritual teacher, whose importance is boundless.
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