Nagaraj,
"i am am no where insisting, i am some Vallalaar or am i making some statements that i have realised truth or something."
Who said so?I have simply corrected your quotation but you seem to be reading more into what I have said about that statement of vaLLaLar!

You have raised a few more thoughts:
"Don't we take the medicine given by doctors out of faith? Everybody has to tap into their intuitive intelligence, take what is to be taken and disregard what is to be disregarded.
Therefore, each one takes what he discerns, it is completely upto the (KoLLvAr),
Now, (KoLLvAr), cant complain, this is not to be given, only this and that has to be given."
No problem taking the medicine
prescribed for one!The problem lies in
prescribing the same medicine to others!
This is what Sri Ramakrishna says:
it won't do if a man only imagines that he has
God's command.
"God does reveal Himself to man and speak. Only then may one receive His command.
How forceful are the words of such a teacher! They can move mountains. But mere
lectures? People will listen to them for a few days and then forget them.
They will never act
upon mere words.
"At Kamarpukur there is a small lake called the Haldarpukur. Certain people used to befoul
its banks every day. Others who came there in the morning to bathe would abuse the
offenders loudly. But next morning they would find the same thing. The nuisance didn't
stop. (All laugh.) The villagers finally informed the authorities about it. A constable was
sent, who put up a notice on the bank which read: 'Commit no nuisance.' This stopped the
miscreants at once. (All laugh.)
"To teach others, one must have a badge of authority; otherwise teaching becomes a
mockery. A man who is himself ignorant starts out to teach others-like the blind leading the
blind!
Instead of doing good, such teaching does harm. After the realization of God one
obtains an inner vision. Only then can one diagnose a person's spiritual malady and give
instruction.
"Without the commission from God, a man becomes vain. He says to himself, 'I am
teaching people.' This vanity comes from ignorance, for only an ignorant person feels that
he is the doer. A man verily becomes liberated in life if he feels: 'God is the Doer. He alone
is doing everything. I am doing nothing.' Man's sufferings and worries spring only from
his persistent thought that he is the doer."
It is good to have Faith;yet it cannot be used as a cop out during discussion.

Namaskar.