Acharya Prashant clarifies that his organization is a non-profit entity, which operates differently from a for-profit company. While a company is built to generate profit for its owners and shareholders, a non-profit serves as a medium for social welfare. He explains that legally, the organization cannot use its funds for personal gain, and all resources must be directed toward its higher purpose. The organization is managed by trustees who are responsible for ensuring that donations are used appropriately, and staff members receive minimal salaries to ensure that the maximum amount of money is spent on the mission itself. Regarding the presence of advertisements in videos, he explains that they are a necessary source of revenue to sustain the massive scale of their operations. He points out the irony that while people are willing to spend money on movies and entertainment, very few contribute to spiritual education. With a ratio of only one donor for every fifty thousand viewers, the organization relies on advertisement revenue and donations to cover the high costs of professional production, equipment, and skilled staff. He emphasizes that high-quality content is essential to reach a modern audience that is accustomed to professional standards. Furthermore, he explains that the organization spends heavily on advertisements to reach people who may not even realize they need this knowledge. Unlike commercial advertisements that serve as bait to sell products, the organization's advertisements are often complete educational videos offered as a gift to society. He notes that since profound spiritual truths do not naturally go viral like sensational or trivial content, the organization must actively and forcefully reach out to the public. He concludes by stating that his work is a service to society and that he remains committed to this mission despite the lack of public support or the presence of criticism.