The largest scripture containing speeches/verses spoken by Saint Kabir were bound in a book called Kabir Sagar. Various other books were formed from this scripture such as the Bijak etc. The popularity of Kabir's verses is such that it is taught in schools (in India) and colleges. There are various singers who sing Kabir verses as bhajans. Sant Kabir's verses have even had an impact in the western civilisations where people study Kabir and research the compositions.
Apart from this verses of Saint Kabir, known for their profound spiritual insight and universal appeal, can be found in several religious scriptures and collections. These include:
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Guru Granth Sahib: Many of Kabir's verses are included in the Sikh holy scripture, where they are revered as bani (divine words). His writings emphasize devotion, the oneness of God, the rejection of rituals and connection with the Divine Supreme Being.
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Bijak: This is one of the primary compilations of Kabir's works, considered sacred by Kabir Panth followers. It contains his dohas (couplets), sakhi (testimonies), and ramaini (philosophical discourses), focusing on spiritual wisdom and truth.
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Kabir Granthavali: This is another collection of Kabir's verses, offering insights into his philosophy and teachings.
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Panch Vani: A compilation of verses by five saints, including Kabir, popular among the Dadupanthi sect. It reflects his teachings on the path of devotion and self-realization.
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Various Bhakti Anthologies: Kabir's verses also appear in numerous Bhakti poetry collections and folk traditions, highlighting his influence across religious and cultural boundaries.
Kabir's poetry transcends religious confines, making his message of love, equality, and devotion accessible to all spiritual seekers.
