*Description:*In this insightful conversation, Acharya Prashant explains themes across What is the meaning of life? What is its purpose? Where do God, science, karma, and suffering really meet? He shows how the search for “purpose” often becomes the ego’s clever escape, how science reveals not reality but the limits of the observer, and how karma is less about actions and more about the false “doer” who claims them.The dialogue then moves through karma, action, and suffering, revisiting the Bhagavad Gita from a radically different angle. Rather than focusing on actions and outcomes, Acharya ji draws attention to the one who claims to act—the doer. When this assumption is questioned, work, struggle, and responsibility take on an entirely different character. What emerges is not a set of answers, but a sustained challenge to the way we usually think about life, effort, belief, and ourselves.Chapters 00:00:00 – Intro00:01:51 – What Is Life?00:08:16 – What Is the Purpose of Life?00:23:41 – Is God Truth, or Is Truth God?00:27:19 – Science, God, and Superstition00:36:05 – Theism, Atheism, and God-belief00:53:15 – What Are the Limits of Science?00:56:20 – What Is the Source of Creativity?01:04:04 – The Law of Karma01:20:51 – Life Itself Is the TestHashtags: #acharyaprashant #meaningoflife #purposeoflife #whoami #selfinquiry #indianphilosophy #nishkamakarma #religion #atheism #bhagavadgita