Born around 1398, Kabir, admired and loved by Hindus, Muslims and Sikhs, was a saint and mystic poet. Kabir's philosophy was an amalgamation of Hindu philosophy on reincarnation and a Muslim belief in One God and a rejection of the caste system. Kabir's poems, known as 'Dohas' or two liners are still popular and sung across India. This book on the life of Kabir, who was regarded as a saint, and did not lead a life of a monk but a weaver, will enlighten you about the interesting facts surrounding this longest living spiritual person.