Acharya Prashant explains that the concept of liberation while living, known as 'Jivan Mukti', is a real possibility for every individual rather than just an ideal. A person who is 'Jivan Mukt' is one who has transcended the cycle of birth and death and no longer worries about liberation after death. Such a person has become simple and has ceased the pursuit of specific positions, statuses, or identities. Life is often a collection of unfulfilled desires and failures, but a liberated person stops engaging in battles where even victory feels like a defeat. They reside in the Self and are indifferent to what happens after death, as exemplified by Kabir Saheb, who moved away from the holy city of Kashi to Maghar during his final moments to demonstrate his freedom from traditional superstitions regarding salvation.