The document lists the group members for a project: Sumit Oraon HS15H039, Kinshuk Parmar HS15H015, and Bitthal Nilotpal Sarangi HS15H009. It then provides several poems and passages discussing secularism, tolerance, anti-ritualism, universal love, keeping an open mind, and valuing knowledge over social identities. Kabir is mentioned as a spiritual figure who aimed to unite Hindu and Muslim traditions.

1. Group Members:
Sumit Oraon HS15H039
Kinshuk Parmar HS15H015
Bitthal Nilotpal Sarangi HS15H009

2. Sumit Oraon
HS15H039

3. Kinshuk Parmar
HS15H015

4. भला हुआ मेरी मटकी फूट गयी|
में तो पनीयन भरण से छूट गयी ||
Thank you O Lord! That this pitcher is broken.
No more filling it up, No guards now and worries none

5. बुरा जो देइखन में चला, बुरा ना ममलेया कोए |
जो मदल खोजा अपना, तो मुझ सा बुरा ना कोए ||
When I went in search of faulty ones, I found none.
When I looked into my own heart, none were faultier than
me.

6. ये तो घर है प्रेम का, खाला का घर नाही |
सीस उतारे भुएँ धरे, तब बैठे घर महीन ||
Beware! This is the abode of Love, nothing to do with name
and forms,
Enter here humbled, devoid of pride, only then you may
take your seat here.

7. हमन है इश्क़ मस्ताना, हमन को होशयारी क्या |
रहे आजाद या जग से, हमन दुमनया से यारी क्या||
I am bursting with love, why do I need to be careful?
Being free in the world, what of the worlds friendship do I
need?

8. Bitthal Nilotpal Sarangi
HS15H009

9.  Secularism
 Tolerance
 Casteless Society
 Anti – Ritualism
 Universal Love
 Anti dogmatism.
 Simple Living, High Thinking.
David Lorenzen -"protest against social discrimination and economic exploitation", they present
the perspective of the poor and powerless, not the rich and powerful.”

10. हिन्दू किें मोहि राम पियारा, तुकक किें रिमाना,
आिस में दोउ लड़ी-लड़ी मुए, मरम न कोउ जाना।
(Hindu Kahen Mohi Ram Piyara, Turk kahen Rahmana.
Aapas mein dou Ladi ladi maren, Maram Koi na jana.)
Can be translated as:
Hindu says my beloved is Rama, Turk says it to be Rahman;
Both of them Die fighting, No body knew the Truth.

11. ननिंदक ननयरे राखिए, ऑ िंगन कु टी छवाय,
बिन िाऩी, सािुन बिना, ननमकल करे सुभाय।
(Nindak Niyare Raakhiye, Angan kuti Chhaway,
Bin Pani, Saabun Bina, Nirmal Kare Subhay.)
Keep your censurer near you, give a hut shade.
Without water, Soap less, Pure you will be.

12. जानत न िूछो साधु की, िूछ लीजजये ज्ञान,
मोल करो तरवार का, िडा रिन दो म्यान।
(Jati na Puchho Sadhu ki, Puchh Lijiye Jnan,
Mol Karo Tarwar ka, Pada Rahane Do Myan.)
Don’t ask Caste of a Learned, Ask the Knowledge,
Value the Sword, Keep the Scabbard aside.

13. Patthar puje hari mile, to main poojun pahad.
Ghar ki chakki koi na puje, joko pees khaye sansar.
We worship idols made from stone to reach god, if at all
possible I will worship a mountain.
Why can't we worship, home flour mill (chakki) that gives us
the flour to eat and survive?
Kankar pathar jod ke, Masjid laye banay,
Taa chadh mulla baang de, kya behra hua khudaey.
Gathering pebbles and stones, they erected their mosques
then their priests climb to the top of the minarets and shout God's
name with ear bursting calls. Is God deaf ?

14. िोथ़ी िह़ि िह़ि जग मुआ, ििंडित भया न कोय,
ढाई आिर प्रेम का, ि़िे सो ििंडित िोय।
Pothi Padhi Padhi Jag Muaa, Pandit Bhaya na Koy,
Dhaai Aakhar Prem ka, Padhe so Pandit Hoy.
People died reading large scriptures, No one became
Learned,
Two and Half Letters of Love(Prem), Who knows it, is
Learned..

15.  Kabir (Gurmukhi: ਕਬੀਰ) was probably founder of
Gurmat. In Guru Granth Sahib, There are 227 Padas in 17
ragas and 237 slokas of Kabir.
-From SikhiWiki
 Guru Nanak was influenced by the Sant-mat, that Kabir
followed.
 Sikhism emerged from union of the specific ideas in
Hinduism and Islam, which was envisioned by Kabir too.
(Nirgunasatta)

16.  Community comprising of either Muslim or Hindu
ancestry, Recognises Kabir as their Prophet. The ritual life
of the community displays it's dual origins.
 A spiritual organization dedicated to unite Hindu and
Muslim traditions and sustain peace between them.

17.  Kabir's literature legacy was championed by two of his
disciples, Bhāgodās and Dharmadās.
 Songs of Kabir were collected by Kshitimohan Sen from
mendicants across India, these were then translated to
English by Rabindranath Tagore.

18.  Kabira, is a common man name used in Indian
subcontinent for any person with a spiritual bent of mind.
Example: ‘Kabira’ song from YJHD.
 The title song of the Sufi fusion band Indian Ocean's
album Jhini is an energetic rendering of Kabir's famous
poem "The intricately woven blanket", with influences
from Indian folk, Sufi traditions and progressive rock.
 An ideal of Social Action Movements. Rebel against
Status Quo.

19.  “Kabir”, a name of Almighty Allah himself, will remain
and flourish in the hearts of every Indian and will continue
to instil the idea of secularism and tolerance in every
brain.