Acharya Prashant explains that feeling distressed about one's patterns and habits after listening to Kabir Saheb is necessary for transformation. He emphasizes that unless one feels the pain of their bondage and weeps for their condition, they cannot be liberated. He states that the primary question is not whether one can escape bondage, but whether the bondage feels unbearable. If it does, one's only duty is to make a relentless effort to break free, even if it leads to death, as there is no other alternative for someone in pain. Regarding the Bhagavad Gita, he clarifies that when Shri Krishna asks to abandon all religions or duties, He refers to the false responsibilities one assumes based on a limited self-identity. Arjun symbolizes bondage and ignorance, while Shri Krishna symbolizes liberation and infinite consciousness. The only true duty is to move toward liberation. Finally, he notes that fear and the one who fears disappear together when it is realized that the goals sought through fear are better achieved through clarity and understanding.