One fool developed such a habit: he worships every stone he finds as a deity.

This couplet talks about a foolish person's habit. It says that a fool worships every stone as if it were a god. It’s a gentle way of describing someone who blindly believes and worships anything and everything without much thought or discernment. They don't differentiate or think deeply about what they are worshipping. Instead of seeking true understanding, they simply follow a habit of universal devotion, turning every ordinary object into something divine. It's a call to reflect on our beliefs and worship, encouraging us to seek deeper meaning rather than just going through the motions.