I've read Daniel's book 3 times and sifted through this forum a lot, but I feel that I need an interactive feedback to my practice - i.e. a teacher. (I guess in Buddhist terms, I lack one of the three gems - the Sangha)

Given the facts I can't travel for this and in my city there is no community, what can I do to have contact with people doing the same thing? Are there Skype sessions or other ways of closerly connecting with the online community, at least? Will a lack of human contact impede on my evolution? (I feel it does, as I have been practicing for close to 4 years and my evolution seems pretty slow paced)

Is there a way to mend this drawback, given the conditions?

Shinzen has a home practice program.

http://homepracticeprogram.com/

Thank you!

I really appreciate your words which, despite their bitterness, may hold a lot of wisdom. Nevertheless, following your example, Moses endured everything for those idiots. I love people. They are all walking miracles. I would prefer a tousand times to help others get enlightened than to enlighen myself.

I get what you say, it makes sense and I am not at all offended by any trespassing of traditional teachings. The discussion level is very general and the metaphors can be translated according to one's beliefs.
Still, what is Sīla (which is a mandatory element for enlightenment)? Doesn't it apply to your relationship with the people around, more than (or as well as) to your own well-being?
On the other hand, I can accept that a direct, exclusive and intense relationship with an absolute principle (may it be God) is the very highest endeavor a human can take.