Acharya Prashant addresses the concern that the so-called intellectual class often mocks spirituality and figures like Kabir Saheb or Ashtavakra. He asserts that the message of the sages is eternal and beyond mockery; if people laugh when someone speaks of spirituality, the fault lies with the messenger, not the message. The speaker's own life and existence must serve as living proof of the truth they speak. If a person's character does not align with the teachings of Shri Krishna or Kabir Saheb—for instance, if they talk of God while remaining obsessed with worldly greed—their words will naturally be treated as a joke. He emphasizes that the messenger is the evidence of the message.