Acharya Prashant explains that the power of observation increases only when one lives according to the facts observed. He addresses the dilemma where an individual observes their own anger, fear, or ego but fails to act upon that realization, effectively 'swallowing a fly' despite seeing it. He warns that if one does not live according to what they have known, the capacity to know and observe diminishes over time. Knowledge is not merely information; it is a profound responsibility. He further elaborates that spirituality can be dangerous because it removes the excuse of ignorance. While the world's courts might show leniency to children, the insane, or the intoxicated, no mercy is granted to those who commit wrongs with full awareness and planning. By gaining knowledge through scriptures and discourses, an individual forfeits the right to claim ignorance as a defense for their mistakes. Therefore, once a person knows the truth, they become fully accountable for their actions, and continuing to live in delusion after gaining clarity leads to greater consequences.