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News Topical, Digital Desk : Saint Kabirdas was a great poet whose couplets have been showing people the right path of life for centuries. Kabirdas Jayanti is a great occasion to remember his thoughts and teachings. According to the Hindu calendar, Sant Kabirdas Jayanti (Kabirdas Jayanti 2025) is celebrated on the day of Jyeshtha Purnima. He not only gave spiritual sermons but also talked about eliminating the evil practices of society.
At the same time, there is some confusion among the people about its date, so let us know its correct date in this article, which is as follows.
When is Kabirdas Jayanti? (Kabirdas Jayanti 2025 Date And Time)
According to the Hindu calendar, this year Jyeshtha Purnima Tithi will start on June 10, 2025 at 11:35 am. At the same time, it will end on June 11 at 1:13 am. In such a situation, Sant Kabirdas Jayanti will be celebrated on June 11.
Kabirdas Ji's couplets (Kabirdas Ji's couplets)
1. “Pothi Padhi Padhi Jag Mua, Pandit Bhaya Na Koy.
One who reads the two and a half letters of love becomes a scholar.
Meaning - This means that one does not become knowledgeable by merely reading books. True knowledge lies in understanding the two and a half letters of love and implementing it in life.
2. "I went to look for bad things, but I did not find anyone bad.
Whoever searched my heart, there was no one worse than me."
Meaning - In this couplet , Kabir says that when we go out to find evil in others, we do not find anyone bad. But when we look inside ourselves, we find that there is no one worse than us. This inspires us to accept our shortcomings and improve them.
3. "Don't ask the caste of a saint, ask his knowledge.
Buy the sword and leave the sheath lying there."
Meaning - This means that a person should be judged not by his caste or outward appearance, but by his knowledge and qualities. Just as a sword is valued by its edge and not by its sheath, similarly a sadhu or any person should be judged by his knowledge and character.
4. “Slowly, everything happens slowly.
The gardener waters the plant a hundred times; when the season comes the fruits appear."
Meaning - In this couplet, Kabir says that let the mind do everything slowly, because there is a right time for every work. Just like no matter how much water the gardener pours, the fruits appear only when the season comes. That is, we should not hurry for the result and should perform our duties patiently.
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