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In the seventh Prabha Drishti of the Yogadrishti Suri, the knowledge is completely pure, the power of Kshapaksha has increased so much that the Mahatmas with this Drishti constantly meditate on the Muniśvaras. These Atmaram Jnanis, through Atmadhyan, are constantly immersed in Atmadhyan, such an amazing natural Atmaprapti Dhyanadsha is theirs because knowledge becomes meditation.
And here, for the Yogi, the knowledge-obscuring karma has been destroyed, the Satushraddhasangat Bedha has become clear and excellent, the knowledge has become so intense that such Yogishvaras naturally have constant, unbroken Atmadhyan. These Atmadhyani Purushas, "free from the desire for the objects of the world, and from the attachment to the soul, they remain established in Darshan-Jnana. And being free from all attachments, they meditate on the soul, not on karma or non-karma, and they contemplate the unity of the conscious, self-experiencing soul. Thus, the Jnanis, who are full of Darshan-Jnana and Ananyamaya, meditate on the soul and quickly attain the soul that is free from karma." In this achievement of Atmadhyan, the reliance on the Supreme Soul, who has attained the direct realization of the pure soul, is extremely beneficial. By the worship of the pure Atmaswaroop Paramatma, the pure soul is revealed, therefore, the Yogi Purushas constantly meditate on the Paramatma in the temple of their mind, because by the meditation on such a strong, supporting, Paramatma, the self-reliance becomes the reliance on the soul, and thus, by becoming one with the qualities of the "Devchandra" Paramatma, the soul reaches its full potential, attains the Paramatmapada.
"By the meditation on the strong, supporting Paramatma, the self-reliance becomes the reliance on the soul; by becoming one with the qualities of Devchandra, the soul reaches its full potential." My Lord, meditate on Him, meditate on Him,
Attain Siddhi, drink the nectar of experience." - Shri Devchandraji. Here, a well-known example is given: that which is almost completely purified, is known as "Kalyan" of gold, and it is always...
"The desire for the objects of the world is destroyed, and the soul meditates on itself. He who is free from all attachments, meditates on the soul, not on karma or non-karma, and he contemplates the unity of the conscious, self-experiencing soul. The Jnanis, who are full of Darshan-Jnana and Ananyamaya, meditate on the soul and quickly attain the soul that is free from karma." - Shri Samayasar Ga. 187-189.