Acharya Prashant clarifies the true meaning of discrimination, or 'Vivek', explaining that it is not about distinguishing between dualities within the world, such as black and white, good and bad, or likes and dislikes. Instead, true discrimination is the ability to distinguish between the eternal Truth and the transient world, or between consciousness and unconsciousness. He argues that maintaining a sense of difference within worldly objects leads to attachment and mental unrest. One should maintain a sense of equanimity and non-differentiation toward worldly matters, accepting things as they are without being swayed by personal preferences.