The true nature of bliss is difficult to understand, as no one can fully grasp it. A sage cannot exist without speech, and a king cannot exist without wealth.

Kabir shares a profound observation about the nature of ultimate bliss, suggesting that the true essence of the 'ocean of happiness' is beyond human comprehension. The Shayar masterfully contrasts the spiritual and material worlds: a sage requires words to articulate truth, while a king requires wealth to maintain his rule. This couplet highlights that whether one seeks enlightenment or earthly power, certain means—be it speech or coin—are necessary to sustain a life or a role. It is a deeply pragmatic yet spiritual look at human existence.