By visiting the Ashram or staying in a monastery, ignorance will not vanish.+

By visiting the Ashram or staying in a monastery, ignorance will not vanish. By glorifying the Guru or surrendering to the Guru you will not get Advaitic Gnana. 

All religious and yogic paths are meant for the ignorant crowd, not for those who are searching for the truth of their true existence. 

People think,  by blind devotion and unquestioning obedience to the Guru and by surrendering to the Guru they get enlightenment. They lose the independent thinking power, time, effort, and hard-earned savings in the hope of realizing God.   

People are emotionally vulnerable and “brainwashed and psychologically seduced,” by the myth propagated by religion and yoga.  

The seeker of truth must be “too smart” to ever fall into the trap of religious propagated myth.

The so-called enlightened Gurus who promise instant enlightenment for money are not Gnanis. 

The seeker of truth has to be very careful if he is seeking truth nothing but the truth. 

Everyone pursuing or thinking of pursuing the path of wisdom need not fall into the trap of a physical Guru. 

Devotion to a physical Guru is the devotional path not the path of wisdom. Religious people follow the path of Bhakti and the yogic path. 

The path of wisdom is only for those who are serious in their quest for truth. Without an intense urge, it is difficult to tread the path of wisdom.

So many scandals of the fake Gurus have been exposed in recent times. The darker side of modern Gurudom of fake Gurus and yogis so embarrassing~ sometimes vicious or criminal~ reports which they prefer to hide.

 If one is seeking the truth, nothing but the truth, then he has to keep in mind, that the truth cannot be bought in the spiritual supermarket.:~Santthosh Kumaar