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Translation
Explanation In this song the target is told to be beyond space (sky) - and even beyond time - a reality that is ever-present, everywhere but cannot be perceived by the senses. Therefore this destination cannot be described in words or shown visually but only told as something "beyond" what we can touch, taste, smell, hear or see. The sun is the passionate hot current while the moon is the dispassionate, detachment-like cooling flow. A practice of balancing these opposing forces is indicated for reaching the target - i.e. being neither the bhogi (a mere materialistic enjoyer) nor a sanayasi (who rejects life completely and goes looking for the ultimate outside of life) but instead adeptly balancing these two polarizing life forces. Having balanced these two forces, body becomes a perfect instrument (bow) for launching the life force into the ultimate. Visualization is the string-like support on which the arrow of the internal un-struck sound rests - taut and ready to be released. The implication is that meditative visions and the sounds within are tools but not the ultimate reality. The arrow carrying the life force is released leaves the body instrument and visions behind. The inference is that internal vibratory sound within (i.e. the arrow) goes beyond the visual meditative states and takes you to the doorstep of the ultimate. At this point in the journey the guidance is coming from the (internal) true-guru's message, instruction and grace. Even though this (vibration-form) arrow is penetrating incisively through the body, no wound or external marks are evident because the journey is subtle and completely internal. Only the person practicing knows of this revelatory travel. After giving such a detailed roadmap, Kabir, in his unparalleled mystical instruction tells the aspirant - only in self-experience does one know of what is being described - urging them to find this truth for themselves! –
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