Acharya Prashant clarifies that the common spiritual aspiration for an 'ocean of bliss' is often a misunderstanding rooted in the desire for a larger version of worldly pleasure. He explains that humans typically view bliss as a quantitative expansion of limited happiness, but since pleasure and pain are two sides of the same coin, seeking a vast 'ocean of bliss' inevitably invites a 'vast ocean of suffering.' True spirituality is not about attaining a specific experience or state of pleasure; rather, it is the process of liberation from suffering. He emphasizes that bliss is not an experience to be had by an individual, but the state that remains when one is free from both suffering and the craving for pleasure.