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Conclusion: The Kulgi and the Pravrittachka are not the authorities of this scripture (683). But the reason is different. When the GotrYogi is not the authority here due to the non-attainment of Yoga, then the accomplished Yogi is the authority of Siddhi due to the attainment of Yoga. The purpose of this scripture is for that Siddhi, and the non-authority and that Siddhi have already been achieved by these accomplished-Siddha Yogis. After that, what is the purpose of this for them? What is the purpose of this scripture in the form of words (Theory) for the Siddha Yogi who has shown the Siddhi in practice, who has achieved the Yoga of the essence of nature and manifested the pure soul, who has shown the "Samyasaar" in practice? This scripture in the form of a guide is useful for the traveler on the path of Yoga, but what need does the one who has completed the journey on the path of Yoga have for this scripture in the form of a guide? One needs a support to climb the temple, but just as one doesn't need it after climbing to the top of the temple, one needs this scripture in the form of a support to climb the temple of Yoga, but after climbing to the top of the temple of Yoga, where is the need for it? Just as one needs the support of a stick to climb a mountain, but just as one doesn't need it after climbing to the top of the mountain; similarly, one needs the support of this scripture in the form of a vision to climb the mountain of Yoga, but after crossing all the stages and reaching the peak of the mountain of Yoga, what is the need for it? Because what is there for the one who has climbed to climb? What is there for the one who has attained to attain? What is there for the Siddha to achieve? Therefore, the accomplished-Siddha Yogi is also the authority of this scripture in this expectation.
Thus, the GotrYogi is the authority of this scripture because he is the beginner, and the accomplished Yogi is not the authority because he is the supreme Yogi. Only the middle two types of Yogis - the Kulgi and the Pravrittachka - are the authorities of this scripture. The meaning of Kulgi is - the Pravrittachka who is in the obstructive state due to being far from the stage of Yoga is the beginner here; the accomplished Yogi is not suitable here because he is in the state of Siddhi, which is the culmination of the stage of Yoga; and the Kulgi and the Pravrittachka Yogi who are in the state of the stage of Yoga, which is suitable for them, are suitable here. And that is why -
"Adidhitthi has said in brief, the scripture of Yoga is a guide; the Kulgi and the Pravrittachka, it is for their benefit." - Shri Ch. Da. Sakza. 8-4
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