The mind believes that Hari bestowed grace, yet it got entangled in illusion once again.

This couplet speaks about the human mind's perception and its recurring struggle. It describes how the mind often feels that God has bestowed His grace upon it, experiencing moments of spiritual clarity or relief. However, despite this feeling of divine favor, the mind quickly finds itself entangled once more in the illusions and attachments of the material world, known as 'Maya'. It highlights the continuous battle between spiritual awakening and the gravitational pull of worldly desires and distractions, suggesting a cycle where even after experiencing grace, the mind tends to revert to its old patterns of worldly involvement.