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**Conclusion:** Mere nominal followers, those who are only physically related are not Kulagi.
(691) Those who mock, or under the pretext of Homa-adi process, those who create a sense of speed, or in the name of speed, create many Dhiting, those who mock the great "G" of the great "G" word, or those who pretend to have attained the state of Beti Samadhi and deceive the innocent people, those who eat and drink in the name of Yoga, or those who increase complexity and wear the garb of a Yogi, those who are consumed by the desire for worldly pleasures - all these are not Kulagi. They are the mockers of Yoga, the ones who make the Yogi-kula a laughing stock, and the ones who disgrace the most sacred thing like "G"!
Apart from the Kulagi mentioned above, the others who are Bhumi-bhavya-gotra-yogi are not Kulagi. Bhumi-bhavya means those who are called glorious due to the qualities of the earth. For example, the descendants of the Aryakshetra - this Bharat-bhumi are Bhumi-bhavya. They are Gotra-yogi, but not Kulagi, because mere glory of the earth does not bring about the welfare of any living being. But when a living being attains true glory, when such qualities are manifested, then only welfare happens. The glory of the earth is necessary for the welfare of the soul, it is necessary for the provision of suitable material, but it is only when the material cause is manifested, which is dependent on the cause of opportunity, that it is used, not otherwise. For example, there is complete suitability for attaining Gidharm in this glorious Bharat-bhumi. Because in this divine land, many great souls have taken birth and sanctified this earth. Therefore, it is easy to obtain the means of Gidharm here. But it is only when those means are used to the fullest extent, and the soul's true glory, magnificence, and worthiness are manifested, that it is done. Otherwise, mere Bhumi-bhavya-ta will not yield anything. In this glorious Bharat-bhumi, mere location will not make one a Yogi. Therefore, those who are Bhumi-bhavya-yogi are not called Kulagi. To become Kulagi, one must manifest the qualities that are suitable for Moksha. (See page 316-317) To understand the difference between Gotra-yogi and Kulagi, it is necessary to understand the difference between the words "Gotra" and "Kula". The word "Kula" refers to a close lineage, while "Gotra" refers to a distant lineage. Similarly, Kulagi has a close lineage relationship with Yogi-kula, and Gotra-yogi has a distant relationship. From the above, we can infer that those who are close to Moksha, those who are near, those who are imminent and glorious, are "Kulagi"; and those who are far away from Moksha, those who are distant and glorious, are "Gotra-yogi".
To further clarify this, it is said: