Acharya Prashant questions the listener's desire for others to be like them, suggesting that such a wish often stems from a sense of insecurity. He explains that seeing someone different from oneself can feel threatening because it highlights possibilities and potentials that one might be lacking. He advises that if a person feels a deep-seated need to imitate someone or follow an ideal, they should choose the highest possible ideal—the Divine. He points out that the Divine does not imitate anyone else, and therefore, the ultimate goal of following such an ideal is to reach a state where imitation is no longer necessary.