A questioner expresses fear for Acharya Prashant's safety, noting that the people he speaks against are very powerful, possessing political, media, and financial influence. The questioner is afraid that these powerful individuals might harm him and asks if Acharya Prashant does not feel fear. Acharya Prashant responds by questioning why he should be afraid to speak the truth when others are not afraid to speak lies. He states that a truth which does not remove fear, even when one is with it, is of no use. He advises that whenever one feels fear in speaking the truth, one should reproach oneself. He contrasts this with others who speak lies openly and with a puffed-up chest, feeling no fear. He asks, "Why should I be afraid to speak the truth?" When the questioner asks what would happen if something were to happen to him, Acharya Prashant replies that something is bound to happen to everyone, as no one is immortal. Whatever one has is bound to end. If no one else ends you, time will. He believes it is better to make meaningful use of everything before time ends it. He questions how long he can save himself and what he would do by saving himself. Since everything is bound to be destroyed, it is best to put it to its right use before that happens. He concludes that he has time and things to say, and it is good that these messages reach the people.