Acharya Prashant explains that a person of pure intelligence can realize the Truth even through casual or informal instructions, whereas a person of impure intellect remains confused despite lifelong efforts. He critiques the common human tendency to divide life into compartments, where learning and transformation are relegated to specific 'special occasions' or organized events. He emphasizes that true learning and awakening do not happen through artificial arrangements or fixed schedules, but through continuous awareness and proximity to the Truth. If one cannot learn from the small, everyday events of life, it is unlikely they will gain anything from a grand, organized spiritual event.