Acharya Prashant narrates the story of three fish—intelligent, half-intelligent, and stupid—living in a lake, which represents the limited world or Sansaar. He explains that the fishermen surrounding the lake symbolize external and internal challenges such as time, circumstances, society, ego, greed, and fear. The intelligent fish, possessing Shuddha Buddhi, recognizes that the small lake is inherently unsafe and that staying there, even if one survives temporarily, means living in constant fear. Consequently, it chooses to leave the limited environment immediately to seek the infinite ocean, which represents the divine and true freedom. It understands that the root cause of its danger is the limited space it occupies.