Acharya Prashant explains that Shri Krishna is not merely a physical body adorned with a peacock feather and a flute, but rather the timeless consciousness that existed even at the origin of the universe. He emphasizes that anyone living in pure consciousness embodies the essence of Shri Krishna. Discussing the Shrimad Bhagavad Gita, he notes that while the Upanishads often depict a serene setting away from worldly life, the Gita is uniquely relatable because it addresses Shri Arjun's domestic and personal conflicts, which mirror the struggles of modern individuals. He describes Shri Arjun's state in the first chapter as a form of deep conflict and indecision, similar to what is today called depression.