Acharya Prashant explains that every individual inevitably accumulates 'wealth' or 'assets' as a result of their actions, because human beings are constantly engaged in some form of mental or physical activity. Referring to the Bhagavad Gita, he categorizes this wealth into two types: demoniac and divine. Demoniac wealth consists of those accumulations—whether material possessions or mental constructs like ego, beliefs, and identities—that bind a person and cause suffering. He notes that most people possess demoniac wealth, which acts like a burden that drains their life force and prevents freedom. This is why spiritual traditions emphasize renunciation; it is not about giving up everything, but specifically discarding that which destroys the self.