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The general statement of the eight yogadrishtis (81) or the knowledge of the momentary, which is known by the speaker; the speaker does not consider it momentary, but determines it by experience. When, what thing, is only not destroyed; the conscious one is destroyed, in what does it merge? Investigate.” – Shrimad Rajchandraji-pranita Shri Atmasiddhi Parinamivad Yuka + Thus, whether the soul is considered to be eternally solitary or momentarily solitary, this yogadrishti does not diminish in that faction. Therefore, by the Artha-patti Nyaya, “It is possible to have a yogamarga by the concordance of the state differences in the soul which has a small number of synonyms.” The soul is eternally from the substance, and it changes from the synonym – from the state transition, it is momentary, its manifest example-strength, the knowledge of the three states of youth and old age occurs to the same person. The soul substance is eternal, it changes by the synonym, the three ages of childhood, etc., the knowledge occurs to one. – Shri Atmasiddhi Thus, if the soul principle is considered to be parinamivad, then this yogadrishti, which is of the nature of parinamana, and the entire occurrence of the yogamarga, occurs without any doubt, as is evident from the above. Let it be! Be it as it may! Now we proceed with the “umilan” of the yogadrishti, then it will be known automatically what the soul principle is. There is no scope for debate in it. And this “drishti” is common to all yogis, therefore, it is said to show those who are of a certain type, in the way they are – यमादियोगयुक्तानां खेदादिपरिहारतः / अद्वेषादिगुणस्थानं क्रमेणैषा सतां मता // 16 // Vritti: – Those who are united with yama, etc., with speed. Here, “yama”, etc., are called “ga” due to being a limb of yoga. It is said that – “chamanavamasanapranayama tyaradhara dhyanama dabdavakania” (Patanjal Yoga Sutra 2, 29). “Yama, niyama, asana, pranayama, pratyahara, dharana, dhyana and samadhi are the eight limbs.” Thus, yama, etc., are due to the removal (part) of the intentions which are opposite to the practice of yoga. And these intentions are also eight. And in that way, it is said that – + “Nasato vidyate bhavo nabhavo vidyate sat:। Umara datattvanachattrashimi:”—Gita *"Parinaminiyata nitiya chitra bhaave tathaatmani // Avsthamelatya malya hammar: »–Shragbindi