Acharya Prashant redefines the concept of wealth based on the teachings of Kabir Saheb, explaining that true wealth is anything that leads an individual toward liberation and welfare. He emphasizes that one should not create a divide between material and spiritual wealth. Whether it is knowledge, good company, or even money, if it serves the purpose of liberation, it is considered wealth. The definition of wealth is subjective and depends entirely on an individual's current state and their specific bonds; for the ignorant, knowledge is wealth, while for the thirsty, water is wealth.
