Acharya Prashant explains that celebration is not a necessity but our fundamental reality and nature. It is not something that needs to be organized, scheduled, or governed by rules; rather, it is the natural state of being light and free from the burden of the mind. He defines the mind as a collection of various impurities and burdens, and celebration as the process of shedding this weight. True celebration is the deep joy, or bliss, that arises when the mind frees itself from its own accumulated foolishness, memories, and past traumas. While ordinary celebrations or even intoxicants are attempts to find this lightness, they are often misguided and temporary escapes from the burdens of life.