Kabir rejected major religions to weave garments for God
Infuriating both orthodox priests and clerics simultaneously takes a very special kind of talent. This fifteenth-century poet fiercely mocked empty rituals from all sides, claiming that the divine was far more interested in his simple job operating a loom than in giant temples. He spent his life writing highly sarcastic verses pointing out that absolute reality doesn't care about your rigid institutional paperwork.

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