each person has to find his own mode of detoxification.

Understanding and realizing the pantheistic existence of supreme power in all that is great, is something which has to be achieved by the individual destroying avidya etc.. and apart from theories, there is hardly anything that anyone can do for the other for that realization..

Some believe touch by or hearing the voice of the supreme or guru would make one get deprogrammed of all the muck that is collected by him over janmas. This is only a belief.. maybe true, or maybe it is a delusion..

But the mind of the seeker, I believe, has the capacity to find its own methods to reach the unprejudiced level..

There might be some guidance from external sources but there cannot be definite rules applicable to all or even to a majority..

The interface or the hard curtain where you have to leave the mundane and pierce through and reach the starting point of reaching a higher level, is the most complicated challenge, and the key or password to cover that hurdle is rather personal, something unique, and one has to find it for himself..

And passing the barrier is just like being born as an infant in the spiritual field.. to start the journey of realisation, which can be very long, filled with hurdles and unpredictability.

In fact, each person has to find his own mode of detoxification..

Stating that it is not easy is okay.. but the will should be there to find a way..

If it is not possible or seems to be beyond our capacity, we can better abandon the idea of reaching higher spiritual growth once for all..

The real Guru is great, but who knows the Gurus we see around us are of that genre.?.

I feel most of them are not..