Picture a seeker in a forest. Red-blue dhoti. Bare feet on dust. A huge tree behind him. In front: a long track filled with hurdles—hundreds of them—yet he can’t see a single one. That is most of us on the path. Our obstacles are ours, but they are invisible to us. They are Agyan/Avidya—conditioning, habits, fears, identities—so close to our face that we call them “me.” On the side stands the Guru. Calm. Smiling. She can see every hurdle on your track.