You become an influencer in the name of service. What do you do then? You start selling deodorants because the objective lies in having the maximum possible for oneself. If a person appears generous without being self-aware, then generosity is a façade, hiding loot and plunder. The ego cannot be altruistic; it only pretends to be.
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Questioner: Namaste Acharya Ji. My name is Akshat and my question is about influencers and activists, I generally find on social media. So generally they are quite narcissistic and it's not about the cause. It's about making them appear like good and better than others. So my question is can someone like this still do something good for the world? And I also find myself….
Acharya Prashant: Please clarify. What is it about influencers that intrigues you?
Questioner: I mean they are narcissists in a way. It's not about the cause.
Acharya Prashant: Yes, they are narcissists and….
Questioner: And so it's not about the cause but they act like it's about the cause. So my question is, still they're doing something like the action is happening; so can someone like this still do any good for the world?
