Acharya Prashant explains the profound wisdom in Kabir Saheb's verses regarding spiritual cleverness and the nature of devotion. He clarifies that while the world is clever in hoarding small, worldly things, true cleverness lies in inviting the infinite, Shri Hari, into one's heart. He uses the metaphor of a child hiding a sweet to describe worldly cleverness, contrasting it with the spiritual seeker who hides the 'infinite sweet' of the Divine within, enjoying its eternal nectar without the need for outward display. This internal connection with the Truth is a private and blissful relationship between the seeker and the Giver of Rasa.
