Acharya Prashant addresses the misconception that one can continue an unethical or unconscious lifestyle while simultaneously pursuing spiritual liberation. He argues that if a person truly awakens or desires freedom, their actions and profession must inevitably change. Using the examples of a butcher and a prostitute, he explains that while one might have been in such professions before awakening, it is impossible to remain in them once the inner self has transformed. He emphasizes that if the 'doer' within changes, the 'deed' must also change; otherwise, the spiritual progress is superficial or false.