Acharya Prashant addresses a seeker from a Muslim family who feels a deep resonance with the truth but faces intense opposition from his family, particularly his ailing mother. He explains that two seemingly contradictory truths coexist. On one level, when one stands before the ultimate truth, all worldly relationships and family ties become meaningless because the soul is unattached and unrelated. On another level, as long as one identifies with the body, one remains indebted to those who provided that body. He emphasizes that if one still feels physical pain or bodily identification, the debt to the parents, especially the mother, must be repaid.