Chapter 4 mentions saints balancing 'Nivritti' and 'Pravritti'. Based on the text, what does this mean and how do they accomplish it?

According to Chapter 4, saints masterfully balance the paths of Renunciation (Nivritti) and Worldly Activity (Pravritti). The text uses a powerful metaphor, stating that saints 'fill the foundation of Renunciation (Nivritti) and build the temple of Ultimate Truth.' This suggests their inner state is one of detachment and focus on the ultimate reality. Simultaneously, 'around the frame of Worldly Activity (Pravritti), they easily uplift the devotees.' This indicates that while being inwardly detached, they actively engage with the world to guide and help people. This dual approach, as explained in Chapter 4, allows them to perform the work of religion and awaken faith in others while remaining grounded in spiritual truth.