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**Conclusion:** What is the spiritual government, the yogi dharma?
(687) "Rahu Rao Gho" meaning the dharma of the self-substance is the self-dharma-substance dharma. To describe the nature of the soul is dharma, to be in its form is dharma, to hold the soul in its form is dharma. This soul's natural form is the same as dharma. So, whoever acts in the nature of the soul, stays in its form, holds the soul in its form, practices the yoga that is the form of the soul's nature, is truly the embodiment of dharma "Gi" and that is also dharma. Thus, yogi dharma is the substance dharma-self dharma that follows the form of the self. To abandon the external transformation and follow the internal transformation is the Gi dharma. The meaning is that whoever has achieved the form that is united with the nature of the soul is "Gi". And the form that is united with the nature of the soul is their true dharma. Whoever is constantly striving to follow this self-nature Gi dharma is the Kulagi. Whoever is devoted to the soul, meaning whoever follows the soul everywhere, whose entire feeling-dharma activity is devoted to the soul, is the Kula yogi. This self-devoted feeling is from the Samkrit guna to the Shaileshi state, so that the Sanvar-Nirjara happens and the causal factor manifests, because here the object of attainment is grasped. (See page 493, 21-522).
"From the Samkrit guna to the Shaileshi, the self-devoted feeling;
Sanvar Nirjara is the causal factor, the object of attainment is grasped." - Shri Devchandraji.
And thus, because of this constant self-devoted feeling, the Samyakdristi yogi purusha, as much as possible, does not oppose the self-substance, does not cause opposition, so he performs all the actions and prohibitions, so that the self-substance is not opposed, he performs all the "dharma" duties, and whatever opposes the self-substance, he does not perform those adharma duties. In short, he "worships the living being, the knowledge-vision-character nature dharma, he avoids the adharma that is the form of attachment-aversion etc.; he embraces the internal transformation and abandons the external transformation. And thus, by performing the actions and prohibitions that do not oppose the self-substance, he "accepts" the self-substance that is accepted by the great ones. (See Kavya page 397) That is why the Kulagi, the seeker of liberation, who follows this Gi dharma-the path of liberation, cuts off the karma-feeling that is the form of ignorance, and constantly strives to embrace the liberation feeling that is the form of his own nature-natural state; he destroys the darkness of ignorance with the light of knowledge, knowing the bondage that is the cause of bondage, he serves the path of liberation that is the form of that cause; he worships the path that leads to the cessation of attachment-aversion and ignorance, which are the main knots of karma; and he follows the method of the path of liberation so that he may attain the "pure soul" that is full of consciousness and devoid of all appearances. (See Atmasiddhi's Gatha page 271, 463)
This is what was said about the Gi dharma-the path of liberation-the eternal substance dharma-the eternal