Acharya Prashant explains that magic or miracles are defined by the absence of a visible cause or logic. While a stage magician hides the cause to create an illusion, true spiritual magic occurs when an event happens without any worldly cause or reason. He clarifies that the miracles associated with saints and prophets, such as Shri Jesus Christ, are not about supernatural feats like walking on water or healing the sick, but about their very existence and actions that defy natural instincts. Nature and the human intellect are programmed for self-preservation and survival, driven by millions of years of evolutionary calculations. Therefore, actions like loving an enemy, sacrificing one's life for strangers, or seeking liberation are truly magical because they go against the biological and psychological programming of nature. He emphasizes that the real miracle is the transformation of the heart, such as a person abandoning hatred or addiction in the presence of a saint without any material incentive. Acharya Prashant dismisses common supernatural stories as exaggerations or cheap tricks, stating that true magic is when a person acts beyond the 'mental circumference' and natural tendencies. For instance, Shri Krishna's existence or Shri Jesus Christ claiming a divine fatherhood despite biological evidence are examples of spiritual magic. He concludes that any action that transcends the survival-based logic of the intellect and nature is the only authentic miracle, urging listeners to move beyond the pursuit of superficial supernatural phenomena.