If you must be crazy, then don’t be crazy for fleeting things; rather, drop your cleverness and go mad in adoring the source of life and love within. Such is the daring declaration of the mystics and bhaktas, like Kabir Sahib or Baba Bulleh Shah. In this spirited piece, Anandmurti Gurumaa sings this very song of love, inviting each of us to live in abandon, and be blissfully baura – crazy.
 
 

Mystic saint Kabir Sahib’s poetry is widely cherished for its devotional outpourings that kindle the fire in a seeker’s heart. Born over 600 years ago in Kashi (present-day Varanasi), he found himself amidst a society divided by orthodox belief systems and their rituals. Even as a child, his sharp intellect made him question religious norms, longing to know the truth. Only when he met his Guru, Swami Ramanand, did he find the way within, drenching his heart...