Acharya Prashant explains that all the delusions, imaginations, hopes, and principles we live by, and the dreams that seem real, are ultimately refuted by death. Death is a painful refutation, but it clarifies the hollowness, helplessness, and falsehood of our illusions. The memories of the departed are like a farewell gift, a lesson from life. We live in the illusion that what is visible is the only truth, a dream that can last for decades, depriving us of truth. Some might prefer the happiness of illusion over truth, but life sometimes shatters this happiness with a thunderbolt. This shattering is not a misfortune but a great opportunity. The pain has been received; now, one must not miss the great benefit that can be derived from it. When one sees death up close, a feeling of contempt arises for superficial pleasures. It is better to learn from this than to realize at the end of life that it was wasted. Do not just be scared of death; learn from it, for it is the best teacher. In India, the Goddess is worshipped, and one of her names is Mahamrityu (Great Death). Death is worshipped as a mother because it gives birth to a new life. The one who lives after dying becomes immortal in a spiritual sense; he is a "living dead." This is far better than being a "dead-living" person, who is alive on the outside but dead inside, filled with attachment and delusion. The speaker advises the questioner to see himself not as unfortunate but as special. He should not accept the inner voice that asks, "Why me?" It is neither misfortune nor good fortune; it just is. He should live a correct life and give meaning to the tragic events. The pain will remain, but the question is what one does with it. He tells the questioner that if he can live without someone so dear, he can surely live without his petty weaknesses. The one who has endured the greatest pain becomes invincible and is no longer affected by small pains or threats. He refers to Kabir Saheb's warrior who cuts off his own head before battle, symbolizing that the worst has already happened, so there is nothing left to fear. The one who has lost everything is empty inside and needs no security. Life has done a great favor by cutting all the threads.