Acharya Prashant explains that when different scriptures like the Shiva Purana or the Hanuman Chalisa claim their respective deities to be supreme, it is because the focus is on the ultimate Truth represented by those forms. He clarifies that when one engages with a specific form of the divine, that form becomes the highest priority because it serves as a representative of the formless, supreme power. The essence behind all forms—whether it be Shri Krishna, Shri Ram, Kabir Saheb, or others—is the same singular, unmanifest reality. Just as a person remains the same regardless of the clothes they wear, the divine truth remains constant despite changes in name, language, gender, or religion across different eras.