One of the most critical flaws in the RtVik paradigm is that it does not accommodate any means for correction when the disciple takes a wrong turn on their devotional path. They cannot explain how the spiritual master will be able to successful discipline his disciple if he isn’t able to communicate his wishes? How will the sincere disciple even know if the service he chooses for himself will please his spiritual master if he isn’t available to ask? (pg.6)
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