Acharya Prashant addresses the deep-seated inferiority complex many women feel regarding their physical appearance, particularly skin color. He explains that this sense of inadequacy stems from an ego that identifies itself solely with the body. He asserts that physical traits like height, fitness, or complexion are arbitrary and that there will always be someone who appears 'better' by some worldly standard. He urges individuals to stop identifying with the body and instead focus on their consciousness. He points out that no child is born with a desire to be fair; such values are imposed by society, media, and poor company. He criticizes the professional world where hiring is based on physical appearance rather than intellectual or conscious capability, advising people to avoid such environments.