Acharya Prashant explains that the core philosophy of Shri Krishna is desirelessness. He clarifies that Arjun's intellect had become confused by the ritualistic interpretations of the Vedas, and true yoga is attained only by moving toward desirelessness. This state is not about worldly detachment in a dry sense but is centered on love. When one finds the 'diamond' of truth, everything else becomes secondary. He further discusses why great reformers like Buddha and Mahavira had to reject the authority of the Vedas. He notes that a liberated person or a saint is not a destroyer by choice but a reformer. However, when the prevailing religious structures become too rigid or corrupt to be reformed from within, a saint must present the truth through new myths and theories, sometimes appearing as a destroyer of old traditions to establish the new.