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**Conclusion:** G-Sayan and Duhit Gamga
(711) It is appropriate, and it is worth trying, and it is worth collecting,
Otherwise, there is a complete fear of becoming a great meaningless due to the reverse hope-achievement-miracle-vision etc., and there is every possibility of becoming a Gamga that falls down in the form of yoga corruption. Therefore, here
Such fasters with the above mentioned characteristics are called the authorities of this misuse. Just as a man with royal qualities is fit to sit on the throne, so also a man with yogic qualities is fit to sit on this yogic throne. However, if an unfit-unworthy person dares to climb on it, he will do it - "Fools rush in where angels fear to tread" - he will do the same! Therefore, the above mentioned Kulgi and the active yogis are the authorities here, according to the experienced knowledgeable yogi men. Even in this song, there are junior, middle and superior characters, whose characteristics have been described by the supreme Yogi Shrimad Rajchandraji in his last immortal poem as follows:
"Manda Vishay ne Saralata, Sah Aajna Suvichar Karuna Kamaltadhi Gun, Pratham Bhoomika Dhar. Rokya Shabdadic Vishay, Samyam Sadhan Rag; Jagat Ishta Nahi Atmathi, Madhy Patra Maha Bhag. Nahin Trushna Jiviya Tani, Maran Yog Nahin Kshebh; Mahapatra Te Margna Param Yog Jitabh" - Shrimad Rajchandraji.
The form of Yamadi is explained -
इहाहिंसादयः पञ्च सुप्रसिद्धा यमाः सताम् । अपरिग्रहपर्यन्तास्तथेच्छादिचतुर्विधाः ॥२१४ ॥ Here, in this place, Ahimsa-Ahimsa-adi Dharmas, Panch-Panch-number, Sak Briyad-Suprasiddha, Sarvatantrasadharanapanue, Yama-Yamos, above Icchay, Pravrittiyama, Sthiyame, Siddhi Me, so Satam-Santane Munio, what is the limit? That is, Researchanta - Aparigraha Payat. "Hansaatyantyatradavaparished: ChaT:-" (Patano 2-30) Ahimsa, Satya, Asteya, Brahmacharya, Aparigraha are the Yamas - from this statement. Tathaahituturvidha:- Thus, there are four types of Iccha-adi - each one has Icchayam, Pravrittiyama, Sthira Yama and Siddhi Yama.