Acharya Prashant explains that a true revolution for the liberation of mankind must be initiated by women, as they are the more oppressed gender. He asserts that just as a woman gives birth to a man, she must also give birth to his freedom. However, he observes that women remain deeply identified with the body, and modern movements like feminism often remain body-centric, merely shifting from concealing the body to revealing it without achieving true liberation. He argues that the only path to genuine freedom is through spirituality, which allows one to transcend body identification, hormones, and maternal instincts. He notes that as long as these biological factors remain central, liberation is impossible. Acharya Prashant further points out that men often occupy the center of a woman's world, driven by biological and social conditioning. He cautions women against accepting the veneration and deification associated with being 'motherly' or 'nurturing,' as these roles often serve to confine them. He concludes that women must become independent of men and stop giving undue importance to biology, the nest, and the man, as these are all interconnected forms of bondage.