Acharya Prashant explains that worldly affairs are entirely deceptive, and the realization of this deceptiveness is itself the divine truth. He emphasizes that once a person understands that worldly gods, bondages, and even worldly liberations are deceptive, there is no further need for seeking. This realization marks the end of seeking because the truth is found in the very understanding of the world's illusory nature. He notes that the beginning of this journey often starts with the recognition of one's own animalistic tendencies and the restlessness they cause. He suggests that instead of seeking something permanent, one should find truth in the moment of realizing the deceptive nature of worldly affairs.