Acharya Prashant explains that the question of how to help others toward liberation arises from the false perception of a dividing line between oneself and others. He defines liberation as the removal of this divisive sense of self and the realization that all beings share the same fundamental urge and longing. He asserts that personal liberation is a myth because the ego's boundary is non-existent; therefore, one's own liberation is inherently the liberation of all mankind. He critiques the traditional spiritual misconception of individual enlightenment, which suggests one can be redeemed while others struggle, noting that this idea leads to conflict and competitive violence.