Whatever you plan to do tomorrow, do it today; and whatever you plan to do today, do it now. For in a moment, a great deluge may occur; then when will you do it?

This couplet from Kabir is a powerful reminder about the relentless passage of time. He urges us to shed the burden of procrastination, advising that whatever we plan for tomorrow, we should do today, and whatever is meant for today, we must execute right now. The metaphor of the 'great deluge' emphasizes the suddenness of life's ending; time is not predictable. Kabir's unique perspective here is that life's greatest lesson is mindfulness—to live fully in the present moment because time waits for no one.