Acharya Prashant clarifies that Truth is not a personal possession or a theory that can vary from person to person. He explains that the very concept of 'my Truth' is a contradiction because Truth implies the absence of the individual self. Spirituality is not about preserving oneself to find something; rather, it is the realization that Truth is non-dual and cannot be compared, measured, or described in words. He critiques the human tendency to treat Truth as a commodity or a trophy, noting that the ego feels threatened by Truth because it cannot be contained within one's personal identity or belongings.