Acharya Prashant addresses a question regarding the common saying that God resides in every particle, specifically responding to a provocative query about whether God exists in waste or excrement. He explains that such questions often arise from ignorance and that the anger felt by the believer is actually a reflection of their own lack of understanding. He clarifies that the existence of any particle is fundamentally linked to the existence of the observer's consciousness. The world as we perceive it—its shapes, dimensions, and qualities—is a projection of human consciousness. Without the conscious subject, the object or the world has no independent existence as we know it. Therefore, the particle and the individual's sense of 'I' are two ends of the same duality, and both are rooted in the ultimate truth or the soul.