Acharya Prashant explains that faith is not a personal choice made by the ego, as the one who chooses remains superior to the choice itself. True faith arises when the choosing ego is compelled or elevated to a state where nothing else remains. He challenges the common human demand for guidance, arguing that individuals are already overburdened by conditioning from media, education, and society. Instead of seeking more guides, one should aim to drop existing patterns and ideologies that cause restlessness. He clarifies that even spiritual figures like Shri Krishna should not be treated as just another guide; rather, their message is to abandon all other mental supports and attachments to reach the truth.