Acharya Prashant addresses concerns regarding his personal security, clarifying that he is entirely unprotected and accepts this reality. He critiques the notion that his organization should provide security, pointing out that the organization consists of young, inexperienced individuals who lack the resources or training to protect him. He emphasizes that the organization is a reflection of society, and since society does not support his mission with capital or human resources, the organization remains physically weak. He highlights the hypocrisy of people who admire his work but refuse to let their own capable children join the cause, preferring they seek high-paying corporate jobs instead. He further explains the hardships faced by those working within the organization, noting that they work significantly harder for much less pay compared to the corporate sector. He shares an anecdote about female staff members being harassed and denied housing by society, illustrating the lack of support for his mission. Acharya Prashant rejects the stereotypical image of an enlightened person who remains perpetually calm, admitting that he experiences anger, frustration, and physical ailments due to the challenges of his work. He concludes by stating that he will not prioritize his health or rest over his mission, as the urgency of the work demands his full commitment until the end.