Acharya Prashant explains that spirituality is not a game of numbers; having hundreds of gurus does not guarantee more peace or liberation. He emphasizes that a guru's true identity is defined by their impact on their disciples. A guru is like a lighting instrument; if they do not provide the light of understanding and peace, they do not deserve the title. Referring to Kabir Saheb, he notes that a guru is one who leads from darkness to light. If society remains in darkness despite many gurus, then true gurus are absent. He further argues that India's survival as the oldest living nation is due to its spiritual core, which provides a sense of permanence and truth that other civilizations lacked.