Acharya Prashant explains that the constant remembrance of Shri Krishna, as mentioned in the Bhagavad Gita, does not mean worshiping a physical form or a mental image. He clarifies that since the mind is transient and flawed, any image or idol created by the mind will also be transient and flawed. Therefore, while idols may have a symbolic utility, they cannot be the object of 'constant' remembrance. Similarly, he addresses the idea of worshiping the formless or the unknowable, noting that the mind cannot grasp or relate to something that is completely beyond its reach, making such worship impractical for a seeker.