Acharya Prashant addresses the misconceptions surrounding A2 milk and the dairy industry, particularly in India. He argues that the promotion of 'Desi' cow milk in religious and cultural circles is hypocritical, as it ignores the inherent cruelty of milking, artificial insemination, and the eventual abandonment of cows. He emphasizes that the dairy and meat industries are inseparable, noting that India is a major meat exporter because cows that stop yielding milk are sent for slaughter. He challenges the notion that milk is a holy or necessary food, stating that no animal requires the milk of another species and that human consumption of milk beyond infancy is a perverse obsession. He asserts that consuming milk is as ethically problematic as consuming meat. Regarding religious justifications for animal product consumption, Acharya Prashant explains that people often misuse the names of prophets and avatars to mask their own self-interest and greed. He clarifies that while the spiritual messages of figures like Shri Krishna are eternal, their dietary habits or attire were products of their specific time and era. He criticizes spiritual leaders who shy away from speaking the truth about the meat industry to avoid offending their followers or losing financial support, particularly from Western audiences. He condemns the use of large quantities of milk in religious rituals as a vulgar and non-spiritual practice. Acharya Prashant also discusses the environmental and economic impact of animal agriculture, highlighting its role in climate change and deforestation. He points out that meat consumption is heavily subsidized by non-meat eaters because the environmental costs are not reflected in the price of meat. He suggests that a successful vegan movement must be a holistic spiritual movement rooted in compassion. He advocates for cultural shifts, education, and fiscal measures like taxation to reduce demand. Ultimately, he views veganism as a battle for the human mind and a necessity for the survival of mankind and the planet.