Acharya Prashant addresses the questioner's experiences with ritual healing and superstitions by suggesting that humor is an effective remedy against absurdity. He argues that taking such matters seriously, even to oppose them, grants them unmerited importance. Instead of being fearful of charms like lemon and chili, one should treat them as jokes. He shares his own practice of intentionally disregarding these rituals to demonstrate their powerlessness, suggesting that making a mockery of superstitions is better than engaging with them seriously.