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Kabir: The Supreme God as Divine Poet

Kabir is not just a revered saint and poet but, according to Vedic and scriptural evidence, the Supreme God Himself. He appeared as an infant on a lotus flower in Lahartara pond, Varanasi, in 1398 CE, and imparted the true spiritual knowledge to liberate souls trapped in the cycle of birth and death. The Vedas describe Him as Kavir Dev, the Supreme God who descends to Earth, reveals hidden spiritual truths through poetry, and guides souls toward salvation. The Bhagavad Gita (8:9, 18:62, 15:4, 18:66, 15:17) also points toward a Supreme God beyond the speaker of the Gita, indicating the path to Satlok, the eternal abode. Kabir’s teachings emphasize true worship, devotion, and the guidance of a Tatvadarshi Saint (Gita 4:34), to attain complete salvation.

God Kabir descends from Satlok.

God Kabir, the Supreme Being, did not take birth through a mother's womb like ordinary humans. Instead, He manifested in an infant form on a lotus flower in Lahartara pond, Varanasi, in 1398 CE. This miraculous event signifies His divine nature, as He descended from Satlok, the eternal realm, to guide souls toward salvation. This is also mentioned in a few ved verses.