Who am I? A naked child walking towards the mother and getting closer and closer || Acharya Prashant

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Who am I? A naked child walking towards the mother and getting closer and closer || Acharya Prashant

Acharya Prashant

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Who am I? A naked child walking towards the mother and getting closer and closer || Acharya Prashant

Question: Sir,was it a particular moment or series of events that led you towards the spiritual journey?

Acharya Prashant (smiling): Why do you want to know?

No, there have been no special events. No special events at all. It is not a spectacular thing. It is not something fanciful or glorious or glamorous. It is simple and ordinary.

As a naked child, there is a mother, you keep walking towards the mother. There is nothing spectacular about it. As a naked child, you are walking towards the mother. And they are getting closer and closer and closer.

That’s me.

No glamorous memory of this. No particular date. It’s a continuous movement taking baby steps.

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