This Sabad composed by Bhagat Kabir ji in the Prabhati rag reflects an unwavering devotion rooted in knowledge and deep understanding. Prabhati evokes an intense confidence in the Divine, a love that arises not from blind faith but from insight and realization. The overwhelming theme is the unity of all beings through the One Light, dissolving distinctions of good and bad, self and other.

The Sabad begins with a profound assertion: all beings originate from the same Divine Light. This fundamental truth nullifies discrimination and hierarchy, revealing the interconnectedness of Creation. When one recognizes this Oneness, the illusions of division vanish. Bhagat Kabir ji urges people to abandon doubt and embrace the understanding that the Creator is present within all that is created, pervading every space and being.

The imagery of the Potter and clay further emphasizes this truth. The Creator has shaped many forms from the same essence, each vessel unique yet made of the same flawless material. The inherent divinity of all beings calls for humility, respect, and a realization of the oneness that unites all.

Bhagat Kabir ji defines a true Banda—one who recognizes Hukam, the Divine Order, and thus knows the One. Such a person sees beyond superficial differences, aligning themselves with the eternal truth that underlies existence.

The Sabad culminates in an intimate realization: the Divine, though imperceptible, becomes perceptible through the Guru’s wisdom. The jaggery-sweet perception bestowed by the Guru dissolves all doubts, unveiling the Unblemishable One in all directions. Kabir ji’s words invite us to cultivate this vision—to recognize the Divine within and around us, harmonizing our being with the eternal reality of Oneness.