One Hundred Poems of Kabir

Kablr, a significant figure in Indian mysticism, emerges from a rich historical and cultural context. Born around 1440 to Muslim parents near Benares, he became a disciple of the influential Hindu ascetic Ramananda, who played a key role in a religious revival in Northern India. This collection introduces English readers to Kablr's profound songs, reflecting his unique blend of spiritual traditions and insights. His work bridges diverse religious beliefs, offering a compelling perspective on the mystical landscape of his time.