Acharya Prashant explains that spiritual liberation cannot be achieved through the same natural or conventional paths that lead to worldly bondage. Using the metaphor of a 'highway,' he clarifies that the natural process of birth and bodily identification provides bondage for free, but cutting these bonds requires intense effort, time, and resources. He emphasizes that no one is born more fortunate than others in this regard; whether one is dominated by ignorance, passion, or goodness, every natural quality acts as a shackle. The difficulty of breaking a bond is often proportional to the suffering it causes, meaning even 'good' qualities can be harder to transcend because they seem pleasant.