Acharya Prashant addresses the misconception that worship is merely a preparation for a painless death. He asserts that life itself is a greater suffering than death, and true spiritual practice should address the constant misery experienced in living, rather than focusing on a single future moment of dissolution. He clarifies that Brahman is not an invention of the Vedas; while the Vedic period marks the time when the scriptures were revealed in words, the underlying truth of Brahman existed even before language. Names and scriptures are secondary to the eternal presence of the absolute reality.