Acharya Prashant explains that the existential restlessness one feels is a sign of life and should not be suppressed through social adjustment or what is commonly called maturity. He argues that society often labels the loss of rebellion as maturity, but true spirituality requires maintaining the rebellious spirit of youth throughout one's life. He emphasizes that one must choose not to become 'adjusted' or 'compromised' by societal norms and comforts. To live truly is to remain inwardly young and revolutionary, even if it means living a shorter or less comfortable life compared to those who prioritize physical health and longevity over spiritual awakening.