❝I found no one to whom I could speak freely, To whom I could open the window of my heart clearly. None understands what the heart truly means, All are occupied with their own daily routines.❞
Kabir Das was a 15th-century Indian mystic poet and saint, whose writings influenced Hinduism's Bhakti movement and Sikhism. He composed in simple Hindi-Braj Bhasha, making his wisdom accessible to all. His dohe (couplets) are timeless gems of wisdom.
Friendship shayari gives voice to the bonds we build outside family. This collection is well suited for a friend's birthday, Friendship Day, or simply letting someone know you're grateful for their company — light-hearted verses about loyalty, banter, and being there for each other.
❝I went out searching for the wicked one, But no one wicked did I find to shun. When I searched deep within my heart instead, I found none worse than me, as the light spread.❞
❝Do tomorrow's work today, today's work now, For the moment may end — then when and how? Delay not what must be done, for time won't wait, The moment fleets away — act before it's late.❞
❝Speak such words, losing your ego's pride, That cool the others' hearts alongside, And in the speaking cool your own heart too — Let gentle speech be all that flows from you.❞