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Message to Bhakti Trader<br />
God Kabir Comes in All the Four Yugas<br />
Satguru Purush Kabir hain, chaaron yug prvaan ⎜<br />
Jhoothe guruva mar gaye, ho gaye bhoot masaan ⎜⎜ ⎜⎜<br />
⎜⎜<br />
Manifestation of KavirDev (God Kabir) in Satyug by<br />
name Satsukrit<br />
137<br />
Because of absence of Tattavgyan, devout souls express a doubt<br />
that God Kabir, in form of a weaver, has come in Kaashi in Vikrami<br />
Samvat 1455 (year 1398). How can this weaver (Dhaanak) of Kaashi<br />
be the Purna Parmatma KavirDev in the Vedas?<br />
In this matter, it is Das’s (Sant <strong>Rampal</strong> Das) request that this<br />
same Purna Parmatma KavirDev (Kabir Parmeshwar), even prior<br />
to the knowledge of the Vedas, was present in Satlok, and has<br />
Himself appeared in all the four yugas to impart His real knowledge.<br />
In Satyug by the name ‘Satsukrit’; in Tretayug by name ‘Muninder’;<br />
in Dwaparyug by the name ‘Karunamay’, and in Kalyug, appeared<br />
by His real name ‘KavirDev’ (God Kabir). Apart from this, appears<br />
any time by acquiring different forms and after performing His leela,<br />
disappears. People are unable to recognise the God who has<br />
appeared at that time to perform leela because all the so-called<br />
Maharishis and saints have described God as formless. In reality,<br />
God is in form. He has a visible human-like body. But it is not a body<br />
made up of the five elements. It is made up of one element of light.<br />
Whenever He wishes, He appears here; He does not take birth from<br />
a mother because He is the Originator of all.<br />
Purna Prabhu Kabir <strong>Ji</strong> (KavirDev) had Himself appeared in<br />
Satyug by name Satsukrit. At that time had explained the true<br />
knowledge to Garud <strong>Ji</strong> and Shri Brahma <strong>Ji</strong> etc. Also tried to explain<br />
Tattavgyan to the great sage Shri Manu <strong>Ji</strong>. But Shri Manu <strong>Ji</strong>, not<br />
accepting the knowledge of God to be true, remained firm on the<br />
knowledge of the Vedas heard from Shri Brahma <strong>Ji</strong> and on the<br />
conclusions of the Vedas derived by himself. On the contrary, started