Acharya Prashant explains that determining whether Shri Krishna is present in one's goals can be difficult, but one can immediately check if their goals include freedom from current bondages. He emphasizes that becoming conscious of one's state reveals numerous bondages, and the goal should be to cut these ties. Cutting bondages and worshipping liberation are identical, just as acting to attain Shri Krishna is the same as acting to sever bondages. He advises focusing on whether one's actions are breaking the web of illusions; if they are, it is considered the blessing of Shri Krishna. Referring to the Bhagavad Gita, he clarifies that while all other desires exist on one level, the desire for Shri Krishna is on a different plane. To attain this, one must lack all worldly resolutions so that only the 'Krishna-resolution' remains. He describes this as moving toward an 'eleventh direction'—upward in the path of devotion or inward in the path of knowledge—rather than the ten directions of the world.