Acharya Prashant addresses a question regarding whether truth or Brahman can be known through books and whether spiritual processes are meant for experiencing the truth. He clarifies that the idea of 'experiencing' truth is a misconception because the experiencer is always the ego. Since the ego is false, it cannot experience the absolute truth. He emphasizes that anything that can be experienced through the senses or the mind is Maya or illusion. Therefore, truth is not an object of experience, and the soul is not a commodity to be felt. The purpose of spirituality is not to gain new experiences but to realize the futility of all experiences and to find freedom from their grip.