Acharya Prashant explains that while science views the Big Bang as a purely physical event originating from matter, spirituality perceives the 'point' of origin as non-physical. Science remains silent on what existed before the Big Bang because it marks the beginning of time and space, and science cannot address what lies beyond these dimensions. He clarifies that the concepts of time, space, and the universe are projections of human consciousness. A person's current state of consciousness determines their understanding of the past, including events like the Big Bang. Therefore, the Big Bang does not give birth to the individual; rather, the individual's inquiry into it gives birth to the concept of the Big Bang. He further discusses how the sense of being a physical body (ego) binds a person to time and space. When one identifies with the body, they perceive themselves as flowing through time, leading to the creation of history and future. Acharya Prashant asserts that the only absolute truth is the consciousness present in the 'here and now.' He explains that liberation (Mukti) is the state where one remains in the body but is free from the bondage of time and space, effectively 'killing' the Big Bang while still alive. He concludes that while science stops at the Big Bang, spirituality goes beyond it to a state of total freedom from mental projections.