Acharya Prashant explains that focusing one's attention on the formless Divine is not possible because it lacks shape, color, or name. Instead, the practice of meditation or attention must be directed toward the world of illusion, or Maya. He uses the analogy of a doctor checking for disease rather than health to illustrate that one must monitor the disturbances in peace rather than peace itself. Since peace is an absence of disturbance and cannot be directly experienced as an object, one must remain vigilant toward anything that disrupts internal tranquility.