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The 11 *Irchayaagadi* (liberated souls) have already become *Siddhahasta Yogis* (perfect yogis) and have mounted their *Garuda* (mythical bird) on *Jag-Girig* (the mountain of the world). Therefore, such great souls do not need any benefit from this. What is the use of attaining something for someone who has already attained it? What is the use of climbing for someone who has already climbed? Only those who are capable of benefiting from this are the *Kulgi* (born yogis) and the *Pravrittachakra Yogis* (active yogis). "The *Kulgi* and the *Pravrittachakra* are the ones who benefit from this." This is what the *Gadasti* text says. "Those who have climbed the mountain, their path is different." - Shri K.D. Saksay. The author, the great sage, will explain the nature of these three types of *GIs* in detail later. But in brief, "A *Kulgi* is one who is born into the lineage of *Yogis*, that is, one who has attained the *Yogi* dharma from birth, one who is a *GI* from birth (Born Yogis), and others who are naturally inclined to the *GI* dharma, who follow it, are also *Kulgi*, but no one else. Those who perform *havan* (fire sacrifice) in the fire of knowledge, who are experts in spiritual scriptures, and who are residents of the village of the Supreme Brahman, who are constantly immersed in the principle of "Ekamevadvitiyam" (one without a second) and rule the three worlds, and who make sweet sounds like cuckoos in the forest of contentment, and who sit at the root of the tree of thought and constantly eat the fruit of Brahman, such *GIs* are born into the lineage of *GIs*." - *Jnanaeshwari Gita* by Saint Jnanaeshwar Maharaj. "Those who go to the *GI* school, those who follow the dharma, are *Kulgi*; such *Gurus*, *Devas*, and *Dvijas* are beloved, compassionate, and helpful." - Shri K.D. Saksay. *"Or, the mother who gives birth to a son is also considered to be a *GI*. This birth is very rare in the world. If one is fortunate enough to be born in such a lineage, then one gets the association of wisdom from the previous life." - *Gita* Chapter 6.