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　　CHAPTER XXXVII

　　I. 36. sûr parkâs', tanh rain kahân pâïye

　　Where is the night, when the sun is shining? If it is night,

　　then the sun withdraws its light. Where knowledge is, can

　　ignorance endure?

　　If there be ignorance, then knowledge must die.

　　If there be lust, how can love be there? Where there is love,

　　there is no lust.

　　Lay hold on your sword, and join in the fight. Fight, O my

　　brother, as long as life lasts.

　　Strike off your enemy's head, and there make an end of him

　　quickly: then come, and bow your head at your King's Durbar.

　　He who is brave, never forsakes the battle: he who flies from it

　　is no true fighter.

　　In the field of this body a great war goes forward, against

　　passion, anger, pride, and greed:

　　It is in the kingdom of truth, contentment and purity, that this

　　battle is raging; and the sword that rings forth most loudly is

　　the sword of His Name.

　　Kabîr says: "When a brave knight takes the field, a host of

　　cowards is put to flight.

　　It is a hard fight and a weary one, this fight of the

　　truth-seeker: for the vow of the truth-seeker is more hard than

　　that of the warrior, or of the widowed wife who would follow her

　　husband.

　　For the warrior fights for a few hours, and the widow's struggle

　　with death is soon ended:

　　But the truth-seeker's battle goes on day and night, as long as

　　life lasts it never ceases." Songs of Kabir