Acharya Prashant explains that there is no fundamental difference between studying spiritual texts like the Bhagavad Gita or the Dhammapada and engaging with worldly subjects like mathematics or aptitude questions. He clarifies that if one claims to love Shri Krishna but dislikes the world created by Him, then that person does not truly love Shri Krishna, as the world is His expression. He emphasizes that the same center of consciousness that is active while reading about Buddha can remain active while solving any other problem or performing any task. Just as a person can sit in the same chair and talk to different people about various topics without losing their seat, one should remain established in the right internal posture while interacting with the many colors of the world. Whether one looks at the truth directly through scriptures or observes it through the mirror of the world, society, or nature, the essence remains the same. The key is to remain stable and centered regardless of the external activity or subject matter.