No part of this excerpt may be reproduced or reprinted without permission in writing from the publisher. True religion is not about institutions, be they mosques, temples, or objects of any kind. It is about relationship. Kabir is telling us how the cosmic gift of his body supersedes the claims of organized religion to his allegiance. The spirit plays within that body, it plays games of joy and games of suffering.
Life is a drama when one moves beyond mere religious allegiances.
Divinity cannot be locked up. The kingdom of God is among you. True religion is not about institutions, be they mosques, temples, or objects of any kind. It is about relationship. It is about intersubjectivity and not objects and the objectifying of objects that we so often fall into.