Acharya Prashant explains that the primary purpose of all scriptures is to transform human life. However, common people often misunderstand this transformation, leading to the creation of false biographies of great revolutionaries and sages. He asserts that the lives of those who produced profound scriptures were fundamentally different from the lives of ordinary people. These sages often lived in isolation because their radical truth would have been rejected or even met with violence by mainstream society. He emphasizes that the summary of Lao Tzu's teachings—to create and nourish without ownership, to act without ignorance, and to lead without control—are often accepted superficially as moral platitudes but are rarely lived, leading humanity toward a catastrophic abyss.