Acharya Prashant explains that spiritual bliss cannot be attained through cleverness or superficiality. He emphasizes that while the mind is restless and often trapped in the illusions of the material world, one must understand that this world itself is a creation of the Divine. He addresses the questioner's concern about only speaking of bliss externally without constant remembrance of God by stating that one must start from where they are—the external world. He clarifies that since the formless Divine cannot be remembered directly, one must focus on the right external forms, such as a Guru or a righteous path, which serve as gateways to the internal truth. He further explains that the mistake is not in being external, but in choosing the wrong external objects for remembrance. He suggests that within the material world, there are specific paths, places, and associations that lead beyond the material. By exercising discernment and choosing the right direction within the world, an individual can transcend it. Acharya Prashant concludes that one does not need to escape the world to find the Divine; rather, one must walk with honesty, truth, and wisdom within the world to reach the state of spiritual union.