In the rule books of the courts, there are offenses of a thousand kinds, but when it comes to life, there is just one offense, ‘Did you live by the Truth or did you betray it?’ Remember that chap called Bhagat Singh and his associates. The courts declared they were guilty, and they were still joyful because they were absolutely not guilty in front of life. Live rightly, and then don’t apologize. That’s it.
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Questioner: Namaste Acharya Ji. First of all, very thank you for sharing your piece of heart with us through the new book. I was fortunate enough to attend the book launch in person, and ever since, I got the opportunity to read the book. The topic, the title of the book is very profound and hence also thought-provoking.
There is a question that was hovering in my mind when I first went through the title: "Truth Without Apology." So why should one be, first of all, apologetic about the falseness?
Acharya Prashant: No, we are not apologetic usually about the false. We are apologetic about the Truth. Falseness — we accommodate it with some trick, tactic. It is the Truth that really shames us. Just consider the number of participants who would be watching this session online in the most apologetic way, hiding beneath a quilt, under the bed, or in the lavatory, occasionally using the flush to hide the sounds. Yes, that's what. You watch all kinds of crap on TV. Do you ever have to hide it? You call that family stuff, right? But when you watch these sessions, see how ashamed you are.
