Humanity's greatest crisis arises from the imbalance between immense external progress and inadequate inner understanding. While technology, wealth, and knowledge have expanded unprecedentedly, unchecked desires and ignorance continue to fuel conflict, inequality, and environmental destruction. Sustainable change requires mass-based education of the self so individuals understand their motives and use science, technology, capital, and power with wisdom, responsibility, and inner clarity rather than unconscious craving.
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Questioner: Good afternoon, everybody. It's such a pleasure for me to be here for so many reasons, but perhaps the most important one is I get to speak to Acharya Prashant. We have something in common. We both started our adult lives at IIT Delhi.
I think this is a bit different from that, but that is special in its own way.
Acharya Prashant: Definitely.
Questioner: So, so many questions to ask you. I will take some time to ask my questions, and then I will give the audience time to ask you questions. I know a lot of people here have lots of questions for you.
So, you started at IIT Delhi. You then went to IIM Ahmedabad, and like many of us from that kind of background, you went into a corporate life, but then you left that. Why?
