Acharya Prashant explains that in awareness, whatever is chosen is the right decision because the basis of the choice is no longer rooted in inner desperation or hunger. He distinguishes between consciousness and awareness, noting that in normal consciousness, the subject is dependent on the object, and the perceiver changes along with the perceived. This state of consciousness is characterized by a constant sense of bondage and a hungry mind that seeks fulfillment, liberation, or completion from the world. Consequently, every decision made in this state reinforces the false assumption that one is petty, hollow, and lacking.