The battle has now been fought, and I am walking home, far away. I entrust my head to the Lord; do not think otherwise, O hero.

This passage beautifully captures the profound emotion of surrender. The word 'struggle' here doesn't just mean a physical fight; it represents the lifelong struggle against worldly attachments and ego. Kabir, the Shayar, tells us that the battle is finished, and he is returning home, entrusting his very life to the Lord. His message is one of ultimate trust, advising the 'hero' not to worry about the outcome, because true peace comes from divine surrender.