Acharya Prashant explains that Swadharma refers to the movement of the mind toward its center, which is the Self or spirituality. While the mind has the superficial freedom to move in any direction, Dharma is specifically that which leads it toward the center, whereas Adharma is any movement that takes it further away. He emphasizes that Dharma is unique to each individual because minds differ; therefore, Swadharma is the specific path that leads an individual's particular mind toward their innate nature. This path is not fixed but changes according to one's circumstances and mental state. He clarifies that while paths (Dharma) are many and varied, the destination (Swabhav) is one and universal.