Acharya Prashant clarifies that there is no world separate from this one; rather, the transcendental refers to recognizing the clear boundaries of this world, which are defined by the mind. He emphasizes that one does not need to believe in another world to understand these limits, but simply needs to investigate the nature of the current world. He asserts that no enlightened being has ever claimed another world exists, though they may have called this perceived world false. He distinguishes between belief and faith, noting that belief always has a worldly object and is rooted in the ego and conditioning, whereas faith has no object and represents a state of being completely without support or ego.