When man's movement is boundless, and the sage's movement is also vast, the bliss of one who abandons both limits and the immeasurable is profound.

Kabir suggests that even human movement has limits, but the sage's movement transcends those boundaries. When both man and the sage abandon their own limits and the concept of the infinite, the resulting bliss is profound. This insight guides us to understand that the greatest spiritual quest lies far beyond physical or perceived boundaries.