Prashant offered three parts of truth - being, knowing and acting. Absolute truths must be built upon facts. We have not outlined any facts from which to build a foundation for reaching the higher level of absolute truth. We do not think clearly. We are out of touch with the omnipotent one.
Life is full of contradictions.
We all have our own set of rules. We live with rules according to societal norms, our culture, work or by ethical standards. He believes that absolute truths are scientific in nature. Like the constant of the sun shining. He then gave the example of Newton and the law of gravity.