Acharya Prashant explains that personal contact information like email and telephone numbers are collected to facilitate communication and provide spiritual guidance. He notes that when individuals are habituated to falsehood, truth is rarely a conscious choice and must often arrive as a matter of grace or through external means. He observes that while many people express gratitude and intentions to return after a session, the distractions of the world often prevent them from doing so, with only about one-third actually returning. Therefore, sending emails serves as a way to bring awareness to scriptures and teachings that an individual might not otherwise encounter or know to choose, such as the Ashtavakra Gita. He emphasizes that these communications are a result of significant organizational effort, including recording, editing, and transcribing, provided as a service because people typically only choose what is already popular or conventional. He reassures that individuals maintain their freedom, as they can easily unsubscribe or block messages if they wish.
