Acharya Prashant explains that the primary reason for the historical and ongoing religious conversions of Hindus is a lack of singular devotion to the one Truth or Brahman. While Sanatana Dharma is rooted in the worship of the one Truth, it also introduced polytheism and the worship of various deities to foster a sense of gratitude and friendship toward nature. However, over time, people forgot the ultimate goal of liberation and became entangled in the worship of idols and worldly elements. When devotion is divided among many entities, it loses its inherent strength and power. This fragmentation makes individuals vulnerable to conversion, as they lack a firm, singular anchor in the Truth.