Acharya Prashant addresses the superstitious belief that physical contact, such as hugging, leads to the transfer of 'karmas' from one person to another. He dismisses this notion as illogical, questioning why people accept such claims without intellectual scrutiny or scientific reasoning. He emphasizes that spirituality is a supreme science and is not for those who have not yet awakened their intellect. He urges individuals to ask questions, experiment, and verify claims rather than blindly following instructions or believing in concepts that they do not understand. He notes that many people isolate themselves and become unhappy by adhering to such baseless restrictions. He further explains the characteristics of false gurus, noting that they often discuss distant, abstract, or supernatural topics like past lives, future births, or the symbolic meanings of deities' attributes, while ignoring the seeker's immediate reality. A true spiritual path should address current mental states such as jealousy, greed, comparison, and fear. Acharya Prashant clarifies that his role is not to provide information for people to memorize or worship, but to teach them how to listen and observe for themselves. He asserts that once a person learns how to truly listen, they no longer need to depend on any external authority or individual for guidance.