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Enlightenment is an existential experience unattainable through effort or the mere accumulation of knowledge.

It is an inherent state, accessible at every moment without the need for methodological processes.

Often, enlightenment is misinterpreted as an almost unattainable ideal waiting at the end of an arduous path of self-improvement and intense practice.

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Subhuti asked the Buddha:

Honored throughout the world,

in the future, will there be beings who,

upon hearing these teachings,

will have true confidence in them?

The Buddha replied:

Subhuti, do not speak like that.

Two thousand five hundred years after the

passing away of the Tathagata,

there will be beings who, having practiced

the rules of morality and, therefore,

being possessed of merit, will hear these statements

and understand their truth.

You should know that such beings

have planted their root of merit

not only under one, two, three,

four or five Buddhas,

but under innumerable Buddhas.

When such beings, upon hearing

these statements, awaken even

for a moment of pure and clear confidence,

the Tathagata will see them and recognize

their immeasurable amount of merit.

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In the Bhagavad Gita, chapter 15, verse 15, Krishna say,
"sarvasya cāhaṁ hṛdi sanniviṣṭo
mattaḥ smṛtir jñānam apohanaṁ ca
vedaiś ca sarvair aham eva vedyo
vedānta-kṛd veda-vid eva cāham"

Krishna say that I am seated in everyone's heart. From me arise the remembrance, smriti, the knowledge, jnanam, and forgetfulness, apohanam. Krishna say, I am the knower of the Vedas, the compiler of the Vedanta. And by all the Vedas, I am to be known.

We talk about different aspects or subjects that we see inside this verse.
But in this opportunity, I want to focus in, These three terms, smriti, remembrance, jnanam, knowledge, apohanam, forgetfulness.
Krishna say that he sit in everyone's heart is not far away.

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Prabhuji answers the question: "Dear Prabhuji, Can you please share with us your most significant experiences on your path?"
Prabhuji: "...No doubt, The most significant experiences in my path were three. I will share with you the first one."

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Prabhuji talks about the method of teaching of Socrates, the dialectica, and how it relates to the master-disciple relationship. "...Because Socrates understood that the main enemy of wisdom is to think that you know...."

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Prabhuji answers the question: "Prabhuji, I find it very difficult to recognize consciousness, and I often feel frustrated and even depressed because I feel that my efforts are in vain. Could you please give me some advice?"