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Kabir ji also stated:http://singhsabha.com/bhagat_kabir.htm Kabir does not think well of women. there is almost a tirade against them in the hymns of Kabir. Woman is characterised as "a black cobra', the pit of hell and the refuse of the world." She is considered to be a hurdle in the path of the spiritual progress of man. He spoke, "woman ruins everything when she comes near a man; devotion, salvation and divine knowledge no longer enter his soul." His views, about woman are also evident from all his vehement attacks against maya. Almost everywhere he links maya to a woman who is out to entice and entrap man, and destroy his spiritual life. Such views about woman from a married person are, indeed, quite uncommon. The cosmological views of Kabir give a clear clue to his worldview. He finds Niranjana to be the creator of the world; maya or woman. And this woman stands between man and God. She is there to entice him away from Him. Should we follow that as Sikhs?Also the point about mistranslation is irrelevant is one line is taken out of a shabad. It then becomes a misquote surely?Don't eat buttered bread either? Page 1379Those who eat buttered bread, will suffer in terrible pain. || 28 |Look at this thread on Bani Manipulation:http://www.sikhphilosophy.net/sikh-sikhi-sikhism/38139-a-question-to-gurujee-bani-manipulation.html
Kabir ji also stated:
http://singhsabha.com/bhagat_kabir.htm
Kabir does not think well of women. there is almost a tirade against them in the hymns of Kabir. Woman is characterised as "a black cobra', the pit of hell and the refuse of the world." She is considered to be a hurdle in the path of the spiritual progress of man. He spoke, "woman ruins everything when she comes near a man; devotion, salvation and divine knowledge no longer enter his soul." His views, about woman are also evident from all his vehement attacks against maya. Almost everywhere he links maya to a woman who is out to entice and entrap man, and destroy his spiritual life. Such views about woman from a married person are, indeed, quite uncommon. The cosmological views of Kabir give a clear clue to his worldview. He finds Niranjana to be the creator of the world; maya or woman. And this woman stands between man and God. She is there to entice him away from Him.
Should we follow that as Sikhs?
Also the point about mistranslation is irrelevant is one line is taken out of a shabad. It then becomes a misquote surely?
Don't eat buttered bread either?
Page 1379
Those who eat buttered bread, will suffer in terrible pain. || 28 |
Look at this thread on Bani Manipulation:
http://www.sikhphilosophy.net/sikh-sikhi-sikhism/38139-a-question-to-gurujee-bani-manipulation.html