Acharya Prashant explains that saints have often addressed the Supreme as the 'Wealthy One' because only His wealth is inseparable from His very being. He distinguishes between two types of wealth: that which one possesses and that which one is. Material wealth, which is accumulated out of a sense of limitation and fear, only deepens one's feeling of smallness and separation from existence. True wealth belongs to the one who is so complete that there is no possibility or need to acquire anything more. He emphasizes that the more a person accumulates, the more they reveal their inner poverty and ambition, which is essentially a story of suffering and lack.