Acharya Prashant addresses the feeling of emptiness and the repetitive nature of a conventional life path—schooling, career, marriage, and material accumulation. He asserts that feeling this emptiness is a sign of great fortune and a call to awakening, as most people remain oblivious to the hollowness of their existence. He compares the average person to a blind man who has memorized his surroundings but stumbles when faced with an unscripted reality. Most people simply brush themselves off and continue their mechanical lives, refusing to admit their blindness due to ego and social pressure.