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**Conclusion:** The thought of the yogi, the form of the Supreme, is worthy of being contemplated.
**Nature says:** All conclusions are stated here—*From many yoga scriptures, this has been extracted in brief. This yoga, due to the difference in vision, is supreme for the remembrance of the Self.* (207)
**Meaning:** This yoga, due to the difference in vision, has been extracted in brief from many yoga scriptures; and it is supreme for the remembrance of the Self.
**Commentary:** Patanjali and other yoga scriptures have been extracted in brief, like extracting butter from milk. What is the purpose? It is for the remembrance of the Self, which is supreme.
Here, the author of this scripture, the great sage, embodies simplicity and straightforwardness. He honestly acknowledges the source of his work. He says that this scripture has been extracted in brief from many yoga scriptures, like extracting butter from milk. He has extracted the essence of many yoga scriptures, like extracting butter from milk. Just as the churning of the ocean yielded nectar, so too has the churning of the ocean of yoga scriptures yielded this great scripture.
**Interpretation:** *From many yoga scriptures*—from Patanjali and others, *in brief*—in summary, *extracted*—separated from them, like *butter from milk*, by what? By *difference in vision*—by the aforementioned characteristics of vision, *this yoga*—the yoga that is being discussed, *is supreme for the remembrance of the Self*—for the purpose of remembering the Self, *it is the most important*.