Kabir (poet)

Kabir was a 15th-century Indian poet-saint known for his spiritual and philosophical verses. He is celebrated for transcending religious boundaries, expressing deep insights on God, love, and the human experience through simple yet profound language. Kabir's poetry often critiques ritualism and advocates for direct personal experience of the divine, emphasizing inner spirituality over external practices. His work, written in various languages including Hindi and Punjabi, has inspired countless followers and continues to resonate in the fields of literature, spirituality, and social reform. Kabir is a key figure in the Bhakti movement, promoting devotion and unity across diverse faiths.