Acharya Prashant explains that the mind's power is always directed toward the goal of peace. He clarifies that peace is neither energy nor force, as energy implies change and force implies movement or displacement, whereas peace is a state of settlement, non-movement, and relaxation. While energy may flow from a settled state, it is not peace itself. He suggests that the mind's struggle to reach peace through movement is unnecessary because one is already in peace; the solution is to stop believing otherwise. Furthermore, he discusses the concepts of unity and oneness, noting that definitions often create duality by excluding what does not fit. He concludes that in perfect non-duality, there are no differences, meaning non-duality and duality are one in the sense that they are both nothing.