Acharya Prashant highlights the necessity of decisive action in critical moments, using Shri Krishna's role in the Mahabharata as an example. He explains that while Shri Krishna initially sought to prevent war through diplomacy, once on the battlefield, the right action shifted from peace-seeking to fighting with the intensity of an eagle. The speaker expresses profound admiration for Kabir Saheb, describing him as a hero of brute honesty and childlike simplicity. He notes that Kabir Saheb had the courage to challenge religious orthodoxy in Varanasi, famously stating that if God could be found in stones, he would worship mountains, and even suggesting that dogs are more useful than idols.
