Acharya Prashant explains that being deceived by others is not a matter of their courage, but rather a reflection of one's own state of being. Using the analogy of a street hawker selling inferior or fake goods, he points out that such sellers do not approach everyone. They specifically target individuals whom they perceive as easy to fool. If a person finds themselves constantly being misled or approached by superficial and deceitful people, they must introspect and ask what it is about their own lifestyle or conduct that signals to the world that they can be manipulated. Deceitful people avoid wise individuals like Kabir Saheb, not out of fear, but because they know their selfish interests will not be served there.