Prashant Tripathi

Born on April 6, 1973, Prashant Tripathi—also known as Acharya Prashant—is an Indian Advaita educator, writer, and animal rights advocate who is well-known for his work with the PrashantAdvait Foundation and his research on Vedanta philosophy. In addition, he is an advocate for fundamental human freedom, a scientist, an environmentalist, and a crusader against superstition.He is an animal rights activist and the founder of the Prashant Advait Foundation, a non-profit organization.

Acharya Prashant, known for his philosophical teachings and activism, is an Indian author and Advaita teacher with a distinctive appearance, often seen with a beard and a serious expression. 

Acharya Prashant, also known as Prashant Tripathi, is an Advaita teacher and author from India. He teaches sixty Upanishad forms and seventeen Gita forms. He is an animal rights activist and the founder of the Prashant Advait Foundation, a non-profit organization.

Known for his work on the Bhagavad Gita and Upanishads, his many spirituality publications, and his advocacy for animal rights and environmental causes—he was named PETA India's "Most Influential Vegan" in 2022—Acharya Prashant is a spiritual teacher with roots in Advait Vedanta. He oversees a Bhagavad Gita Teaching Program with over 30,000 students and just finished the largest online Gita-based spiritual test in the world.

• Acharya Prashant is a Vedanta teacher and novelist from India. His teachings on the Gita and Upanishads have made him well-liked.
• He established the PrashantAdvait Foundation, a non-profit socio-spiritual organization.
• He stated in an interview that he developed a love of reading in his early years. He said he began reading about the Blue Star Operation when he was five years old.
• He started reading classical and spiritual literature at an early age and became interested in it as he grew older.
• He passed the UPSC and CAT tests. He was later chosen to join the Indian Railway Personnel Service (IRPS), but he chose to leave the IRPS in order to devote his life to instructing the next generation in Advaita Vedanta, a Hindu sadhana.