Acharya Prashant explains that Hanuman is immortal because he is the path to the immortal Truth. If the source is eternal, that which leads to it must also be eternal. He states that Hanuman is one who derives his existence from Shri Ram, just as a ray of light derives from the sun. While the physical bodies of avatars like Shri Krishna pass away, their essence and the principle they represent are immortal. He emphasizes that if the divine is immortal, then the individual is also immortal. Indian tradition does not prioritize the historical dates of avatars because they are considered timeless and present in every era in different forms. The speaker further discusses the human characteristics of Shri Ram, noting that his display of human emotions makes him relatable to mankind. He explains that Shri Ram's decision to exile Devi Sita was a choice to prioritize the welfare of his subjects over his personal life. He argues that the subjects were spiritually ignorant and needed the guidance of a king, while Devi Sita remained spiritually intact regardless of her surroundings. Acharya Prashant asserts that for an avatar to be useful to humans, they must exhibit human-like qualities and emotions. He concludes by stating that suffering is a result of losing connection with the divine due to worldly attachments, and peace is found by shedding these attachments to reveal the ever-present Truth.