Questioner (Q): Pranam Acharya Ji. Sir, some minutes before you said that it requires a deep thinking to arrive at what is the right thing to do. So, my question was, that in terms of if we have to analyze something and it is quite a far thing, like suppose we have to analyze the environment or anything that is happening outside.
But when we try to objectively analyze something that happens with us or is associated with us, it gets a kind of messy affair to arrive at anything or worth following or anything that is clear. So, my question is in the context of how you started this quest of finding of what is right and what was your way of thinking and how did you arrive at knowing what is the right thing.
And how did you face the challenge of investigating those things which demand, which may have a risk of losing something that you have been holding for a long time. So how do we investigate those things.
Acharya Prashant (AP): Right. What’s your name?
Q: Siddharth Singh.
AP: Siddharth is asking- it is easy to investigate objective world, phenomena outside of us. Right? You go to a laboratory and you can conduct experiments there. Because really you don’t have much to do with the equipment there. You go and there is an engine you are conducting experiments on or a computer you are writing a code on. You are not personally related there. So, its easier to be objective there. But when it comes to investigating what is going on in our life, within us, then it becomes difficult. The word that he is struggling to come to is detachment. You will be surprised from where detachment comes from.
