Acharya Prashant explains that the purpose of life is to unburden oneself from the unconscious baggage of the past, including useless relationships, identities, and experiences. While we often carry accidental burdens from our past, he suggests that choosing to maintain such a burden is only wise if it acts like a medicine—a conscious choice that helps eliminate a larger, more harmful burden. He uses the analogy of a cleanser on a utensil; a right relationship is one that enters your life to clear away long-standing 'grease' and then leaves without becoming a new burden itself. He emphasizes that one must be related to those who help them become unrelated to nonsense.