He has authored more than 160 books, over 20 of them national bestsellers. Below is how the press and the studios have received that work.

"Truth Without Apology is not a book for every mood or every reader. It asks for something the self-help genre has largely stopped asking for: not effort, but honesty. In that sense, the title keeps its promise."

“In an age when philosophy is dying, this book presents the cryptic teachings of the Upanishads in a contemporary and relatable manner.”

“In this book, Acharya Prashant shatters all misconceptions about happiness and its related jargons and enables the reader to experience real joy or Ananda.”

“Read this book first thing in the morning before starting your day. It will freshen up your perspective. His bandwidth is large, so it can accommodate most problems of everyone.”
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"Truth Without Apology is not a book for every mood or every reader. It asks for something the self-help genre has largely stopped asking for: not effort, but honesty. In that sense, the title keeps its promise."

“The range is wide: within a single volume, he moves from the psychology of loneliness to the roots of climate change; from the nature of romantic attachment to why motivation as a concept tends to fail the people who reach for it.”

“Read this book first thing in the morning before starting your day. It will freshen up your perspective. His bandwidth is large, so it can accommodate most problems of everyone.”

Delve into Acharya Prashant's insightful exploration in 'Karma: Why Everything You Know About It Is Wrong', where he challenges traditional beliefs and reinterprets the concept of Karma for modern times. Discover how this book offers a fresh perspective on actions, consequences, and personal growth, bridging ancient wisdom with contemporary insights.

Financial Express: Explore Acharya Prashant's groundbreaking book 'Karma: Why Everything You Know About It Is Wrong', which challenges conventional wisdom on this ancient concept. Discover how the book offers a fresh and original perspective, structured through insightful discourses that unravel the complexities of karma and its relevance in contemporary life.

“In an age when philosophy is dying, this book presents the cryptic teachings of the Upanishads in a contemporary and relatable manner.”

Daiji World: Delve into Acharya Prashant's exploration of 'Book of Myths', where he dispels misconceptions about hope, positive thinking, and spirituality. Drawing from scriptures and everyday examples, he guides readers through questions on meditation, the role of a guru, and the essence of prayer in today's world, fostering a journey of self-discovery.

News Nation: Explore Acharya Prashant's 'Book of Myths,' a profound critique of popular misconceptions in today's spiritual and self-help culture. Delving into various sections, the book offers insightful discussions aimed at dispelling misinformation and revealing deeper truths.

Ukraine Business Journal: Discover 'Advait in Everyday Life' by Acharya Prashant, a profound exploration of Advaita Vedanta applied to daily challenges. With its practical insights and relatable anecdotes, the book offers invaluable wisdom for navigating life's complexities, making it essential reading for spiritual seekers and those seeking clarity in their personal journeys.