Acharya Prashant addresses a seeker who feels conflicted about transitioning from Bhakti Yoga to Advaita Vedanta. He explains that terms like Dwaita and Adwaita are ultimately just words, and what truly matters is one's intention and love. He emphasizes that the various paths of spirituality—whether through knowledge, action, or devotion—are not separate but interconnected. He points out that in the Bhagavad Gita, Shri Krishna does not present eighteen distinct yogas as isolated paths; rather, they all converge. One cannot have Karma Yoga without Jnana Yoga, nor can devotion be complete without knowledge.