Acharya Prashant first addresses a questioner's query about a 'quadri-dimensional' concept, explaining it as a metaphor. He states that we typically perceive a three-dimensional world, exemplified by a sphere, because our brain is structured to do so. The introduction of a fourth dimension is merely to signify something beyond our usual three-dimensional perception or, in 'void-centric language,' to indicate that the three dimensions are ultimately void. Transitioning to the core issue of loving one's child, Acharya Prashant explains that while physical care like hugging, kissing, and ensuring safety is part of love, an overemphasis on it becomes a disservice. He posits that true love seeks the welfare of the loved one, and one must question the definition of welfare. To the extent that a person is the body, bodily welfare is important. However, a point comes when helping the body is no longer helping the person. If a parent remains attached to the child's body beyond this point, it is harmful. This attachment from the parent acts as a 'value signal' to the child, teaching her to identify herself as the body. This leads her to become materialistic and lose any conception of the transcendental. The father's anxiety over physical security, for instance, teaches the child that security is superior to the joy of free play. This is a disservice because it reinforces body-identification. The speaker notes that this is why many relationships become toxic, as people see each other merely as bodies, imposing gender roles and killing the individual essence. The highest form of love for a child, he advises, is to help her realize she is not merely an object, the body. The only real service is to teach her, through one's own life and actions, that she is not an object. This is the only proof of real love: to turn the object into the universal Subject. This process requires immense patience and cannot be achieved overnight. A parent must be very careful, as their entire personality and expressions are the biggest influence on the child. The goal is to influence her in a way that brings her to Reality.