Acharya Prashant explains that the human mind is inherently divided and can only perceive reality through duality and comparison. He asserts that the mind does not know anything in isolation; it only understands an experience by contrasting it with its opposite, such as joy versus sorrow or white versus black. This perceived diversity in the world is not an objective reality but a projection of the divided mind. He emphasizes that the existence of the world, as we know it, is defined by this separation and duality, which Kabir Saheb refers to as a state of hell because it keeps one jumping between two poles on the surface of existence.