Why have that kind of work that makes it important for you to leave the office and say, "I'm done for the day?" Why can't work be a love affair? Why can't the entire life be a love affair? We all have real needs, but have we identified them? We might be investing ourselves in fulfilling random, shallow, borrowed desires. And to fulfill them, we slog, hustle, and put up with things. There is a thin line between a real need and a borrowed desire, and that line is the output of self-observation.
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NDTV Interviewer: Hello and welcome once again to this special feature on NDTV. My name is Preeti Dahiya and I am in conversation with Acharya Prashant. Acharya Ji, your latest book release, Truth Without Apology. This is a fantastic read, an essential, easy-breezy book for any age group, any generation.
Acharya Prashant: Yeah, that's what the purpose was: to bring the highest to everyone in a form of their choice, in words they can relate to, in matters that are consequential to them. So I wrote this keeping the general person, the common man, the usual reader in mind, and it does not require any kind of background to understand. It does not demand continuity in terms of long chapters. Every chapter, as you would have seen, is a standalone and complete entity in itself, and it spans over just one or two pages.
NDTV Interviewer: The topics of the book are wide-ranging: fear, ambition, love, loneliness, desire, self-worth, you name it, and you face it in daily life.
