Coverage of his work in the national and international press: his gatherings, dialogues, recognitions, and milestones.

At the ‘Sant Sarita’ session held at the IIMT Ladder Business Foundation, Acharya Prashant advised athletes to look beyond worrying about results and focus on their game and effort. Jay Meena of Dewas made history on 23 September by winning the bronze medal in men’s singles soft tennis at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games.

A ‘Weekend with Master’ session with the philosopher and author of the AP Framework, Acharya Prashant, was held on Saturday in Knowledge Park. Jay Meena, who won the bronze medal for the country in the soft tennis event at the Asian Games held in Japan, attended the session with his coach Sudesh Sangte.

"Acharya Prashant has shared a message for the youth protesting the NEET paper leak. The demand for action, he said, has been raised so loud that the protester himself is never examined. He said that he has no problem with the street, only with the blindness on it. The movement is not wrong, but its sequence has been inverted. He clarified that he was not asking for the protest to be stopped, but proposing a fitness test."

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"Unlike most contemporary spiritual works, which are often collections of talks or conversations, the AP Framework is a deliberately organised, book-length work. It covers seven major areas of philosophy and includes an extensive glossary of specialised terms. It has also been published as a physical volume, The AP Framework. The framework also has a practical digital expression in AP Mirror, an LLM-based application designed to bring its method of self-inquiry into personal situations."

"The flood that tore through Nepal’s Rasuwa district did not begin in the mountains, philosopher and author Acharya Prashant has said. It began, in his account, in the restless human desire that treats the earth as fuel for itself. Asked why climate change was conspicuously missing from the news coverage of this tragedy, he said the word was kept out because naming it would implicate everyone who lives an ordinary consuming life. “Every emitter is responsible for these deaths,” he said."

"Yoga is not relief, but revolution. It begins where your excuses end. You cannot be in yoga and continue to live as you were"

"Philosophy sessions in engineering campuses are not new. What is new is a 1500 seater auditorium overflowing thirty minutes before start time, students sitting on staircases, and interactions stretching to seven hours because nobody wants to leave."
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What does the rise of AI reveal about the people using it? Philosopher-author Acharya Prashant has been asking this question consistently, across packed public sessions including at IITs, IISc, BITS, UC Berkeley and others. His most concise formulation: the threat is not artificial intelligence, but artificial living.

"What unfolded between August 2025 and February 2026 was not a typical speaking tour. It was an extended national engagement that traversed the country's most demanding intellectual institutions and most visible public platforms. Acharya Prashant spoke at 13 IITs, several IIMs and IISc. The pattern was unmistakable. The institutions most committed to rational enquiry were not resistant to philosophical dialogue. They were actively inviting it."

"Acharya Prashant's national bestselling books are remarkable for bringing the essence of Gita and Vedanta to the common man in a contemporary and practical way."

Tokyo Olympics gold medalist Neeraj Chopra recently met spiritual leader Acharya Prashant. During the meeting, Neeraj revealed how he first came across Acharya through his “4C Analysis” of India’s Olympic performance—a thought-provoking model that identifies Capital, Culture, Conformity, and Cricket as the core challenges holding Indian athletes back. This spurred Neeraj to dive deeper, and he watched and read more of Acharya Prashant. Soon he found himself inspired to come to meet Acharya Ji face-to-face to discuss not just sports, but the essence of resilience and excellence. The Master and the Champion had a long dialogue lasting almost 2 hours, mesmerising those who were present there to silently witness.

"The PrashantAdvait Foundation (PAF), guided by Acharya Prashant, is one of the most widely followed spiritual organizations in the world. The foundation is now doing exceptional work in revolutionising animal welfare through an unprecedented blend of spiritual wisdom and strategic intervention. By transforming ancient spiritual principles into modern, actionable strategies, PAF is leading a global movement towards more compassionate treatment of animals."

Ahead of World Suicide Prevention Day, Acharya Prashant shared a fresh perspective on life at BITS Pilani, as covered by India.com. He redefined suicide, focusing on unrealized human potential rather than just the physical act. He questioned whether society is complicit in an "existential suicide," where potential is left untapped. Acharya Prashant proposed Samādhi, a transformative state of consciousness, as a lasting solution to existential challenges. The event saw active participation from students and mental health advocates, encouraging deeper reflection on mental health issues.

Acharya Prashant's Hindi YouTube channel surpasses 50 million subscribers, establishing him as the top spiritual leader globally on YouTube, reports India News.com. He directs a significant Bhagavad Gita Teaching Program and advocates for animal rights and societal reform through his foundation.

Acharya Prashant was born in Agra, Uttar Pradesh. He studied engineering from IIT Delhi and management from IIM Ahmedabad. After working in the civil service, he took a turn towards spirituality and education. Now he is the Advaita teacher and the founder of the Prashant Advaita Foundation, who teaches his disciples the mysteries of the Gita and Upanishads. Read about his inspiring life at india.com.