Acharya Prashant explains that the instruction in the Shrimad Bhagavad Gita to constantly remember Shri Krishna is not a literal command to memorize a name or form, but a spiritual method. He points out that human consciousness is deeply rooted in memory, which is essentially a collection of past experiences and biological history stored in our cells. This constant mental activity, filled with worldly concerns and trivialities, acts as a burden. Since the Supreme Truth is beyond the reach of the mind, senses, and imagination, it cannot be 'remembered' in the conventional sense. Therefore, the practice of remembrance is intended to cleanse the mind of its worldly attachments rather than to grasp the infinite.