Acharya Prashant argues that the arrival of the next generation should be viewed with alarm rather than as a cause for celebration, describing it as catastrophic for the planet's ecosystem. He emphasizes that girls should be taught that their self-worth is not linked to motherhood, birthing, or breastfeeding, but rather to creativity, love, and truthful living. He critiques the media for promoting toxic propaganda that glorifies celebrity pregnancies and baby showers, which influences others to procreate for the sake of relevance and attention. Acharya Prashant identifies human population growth as the primary driver of climate change, asserting that the simplest solution to environmental restoration is limiting the number of human beings. He explains that human consumption and quantity are inextricably linked, creating an existential threat that is progressing faster than scientific forecasts. Ultimately, he urges the current generation to prioritize population control and spiritual knowledge over traditional procreative goals to ensure the survival of the planet.
