Acharya Prashant explains that injustice is often misunderstood as mere inequality or differences in material circumstances, such as wealth, employment, or physical attributes. He clarifies that diversity is a natural part of existence and not inherently unjust. True justice is synonymous with truth and pure evidence. Therefore, injustice is defined as living and acting while being turned away from the truth. When an individual operates from a center of untruth, every action they take—whether it is perceived as love, compassion, or even returning stolen money—constitutes injustice. He emphasizes that external destruction in the world is a reflection of the internal turmoil within human beings. True justice, or being 'just,' refers to a state of naturalness and alignment with the truth, whereas any action originating from a false center, regardless of its moral appearance, remains an act of injustice.