Acharya Prashant explains that veganism is often distanced from spirituality because many people mistakenly equate spirituality with exploitative traditions. He argues that this separation is a mistake, as true spirituality involves looking inward to correct animalistic tendencies like greed, fear, and consumption. He asserts that when faith and spirituality are placed at the center of one's life, veganism becomes a natural and effortless outcome. He notes that his own efforts have led hundreds of thousands to veganism by first turning them toward spirituality, rather than through ideological arguments.