Acharya Prashant explains that everything acquired in life through birth is destined to perish. He emphasizes that while observing the transient nature of things can point toward the Truth, these worldly entities themselves are not the Truth. Since everything that arrives is part of duality, it cannot reveal the non-dual reality. Referring to Shri Krishna's teachings to Arjun, he notes that the Truth is one, appearing manifest only during the interval between birth and death, while remaining unmanifest otherwise. He asserts that attempting to bind the Truth within the limits of birth and death is futile because worldly relations like parents, children, and kin are temporary and cannot provide lasting companionship or ultimate security.