Acharya Prashant explains that one should not attribute human qualities, motives, or physical forms to the Divine, as the Divine is essentially unknowable. He cautions against pulling the Divine down to a human level through imagination. The question of why the creator made the world or the individual in a certain way is considered flawed because it assumes that the person already understands their own nature. In spirituality, the fundamental inquiry should not be about the cause or the reason behind one's state, but rather a direct observation of what that state actually is. Asking why often stems from ego and a desire to stop the process of observation, whereas true spiritual practice requires continuous and living awareness.
