Acharya Prashant explains that the core philosophy of Shri Krishna is desirelessness. He points out that Arjun's intellect has been clouded by the ritualistic portions of the Vedas, and only by moving toward desirelessness can one truly be called a Yogi. Desirelessness does not mean a lack of involvement but rather a deep focus on the essential truth, often described as having found a diamond and keeping it safe while worldly matters recede. At the center of this state is love, which must be cultivated. He critiques a life that appears beautiful or ethical on the surface but lacks inner warmth and vitality, comparing it to a lifeless toy. People often maintain a facade of morality and spiritual speech while harboring a raging fire of internal distress and restlessness.