Acharya Prashant explains that human regret is often superficial and deceptive. When individuals like Dhritarashtra regret a specific decision, they fail to see that the error was not an isolated mistake but a natural consequence of their entire way of being. People prefer to view their mistakes as small, situational lapses to avoid the responsibility of changing their entire lives. Acharya Prashant asserts that if given the chance to repeat the same situation, a person would commit the same error because their actions are a reflection of their internal state. As long as the core of the person remains unchanged, their actions will continue to be flawed.
