Rigveda Mandal 9 Sukt 86 Mantra 26
Rigveda / Rigveda Mandal 9 Sukt 86 Mantra 26
Supreme God Kavir Dev eliminates troubles and crises of His devotees
Rigveda Mandal 9, Sukt 86, Mantra 26
Sanskrit - इन्दुः पुनानो अति गाहते मृधो विश्वानि कृण्वन्त्सुपथानि यज्यवे गाः कृण्वानो निर्निजम् हर्यतः कविरत्यो न क्रीळन् परि वारमर्षति
Induh punano ati gahate mridho vishvani krinvant supathani yajyave gah krinvano nirnijam haryatah kavir atyo na krilan pari varam arshati
Meaning: It is clear that for those who perform yajnas, meaning devotees engaged in religious rituals, the Supreme God makes all paths smooth, removing obstacles and making the journey of life free from suffering. He eliminates their troubles and crises, making them pure and free from sins and vices.
As stated in the next mantra 27, "The Supreme God is seated in the third realm of Dyulok (Satlok), where the radiance of His divine body is immense." For example, the glow of a single pore (hair) of His body surpasses the combined brightness of billions of suns and moons. If the Supreme God were to appear on Earth with that luminous body, human eyes would be unable to perceive Him—just as an owl cannot see anything in the daylight due to the brightness of the sun. The same would happen to human beings.
Therefore, God moderates the radiance of His divine body, traveling from His supreme abode to the lower realms, moving with the speed of lightning, performing divine pastimes, and meeting great souls. It is also clearly stated that He is "Kavi," meaning Kavirdev. We recognize Him as Kabir Sahib.
