An intelligent person does not do things without purpose or intention.
There is always a purpose and intention in life; we should work towards something.
Just as parents think for their children when children cannot understand their own needs, our elders or guides should help us define our purpose.
Parents teach children basic religious knowledge (Kalima, Allah, Prophet) and good habits, as children lack the ability to decide for themselves.
Normal adults always have a clear purpose and direction in life; otherwise, it indicates a mental issue or a state of being unknowingly taken somewhere (like a kidnapping victim).
We must have a clear intention for everything we do, especially for spiritual pursuits like attending a madrasah.
Our achievements and rewards are dependent on our intentions.
Not knowing one's intention for attending a religious institute makes the effort futile.
The speaker illustrates extreme modesty (haya) through a story of a youngster upset that a second inanimate object would see his private parts after his original utensil broke.
This contrasts with modern lack of modesty in dress and behavior.