Acharya Prashant addresses the concern regarding the decline of human values in the face of technological growth. He explains that the modern obsession with growth has become the primary value, overshadowing all others. This pursuit of growth stems from a deep-seated feeling of inadequacy, where individuals are conditioned to believe they are currently lacking or backward. He argues that growth is not a natural life goal but a burden imposed by the industrial era. Instead of seeking self-improvement, which implies a flaw, one should focus on self-expression, recognizing that the human essence is already complete and divine, as taught in the Upanishads.
