I was unaware that one cannot enter heaven in such a manner; I ascended wearing the very same clothes I had on.

This couplet speaks to the unexpected nature of destiny and divine grace. The poet expresses profound surprise that he entered heaven (Jannat) not in the robes of a saint or a king, but in the very clothes he was wearing. It suggests that destiny, or fate, doesn't care for our outward appearance or status; it accepts us as we are, making the journey itself a miracle.