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**Conclusion:** Sadguru Yoga, Avachak Yoga, Avachak Kriya
(737) Meaning - The same is the rule of Pranamadi Kriya, the same is the Kriyavachak speed - which is the form of the rise of Mahapapakṣaya.
Discussion - The same is the Kriyavachak Yoga, the rule of Pranamadi Kriya towards that Saint; and this is the form of the rise of Mahapapakṣaya, - it destroys the low lineage.
Such as the ones mentioned above, the rule of Pranamadi Kriya towards those peaceful, tolerant, and forgiving true virtuous men - Bhavasadhus is Kriyavachak. The true Bhavagī Purusha, whose soul has attained the true form, has seen the virtuous form of the virtuous man, the Pranamadi Kriya towards that man is Kriyavachak. Here, the word 'Adi' in Bhakti should be taken as praise, chanting, conversation, service, etc. The one who sees the wonderful form of the Purusha - his virtuousness, his form becomes the target, his soul naturally falls at the feet of that Saint with devotion, he is mine. He plays in the contemplation of the virtues of that virtuous man, he likes the words of that virtuous man, he always bows at the feet of that man, his entire self-region turns towards that virtuous man - "Parigṇaman" does. Thus, he becomes engrossed in the devotional act towards that virtuous man with all the power of mind, speech, and body. (See p. 3, "Prabhupane Prabhu Olakhi" etc.) Therefore, this devotional soul continuously performs humility, respect, and honor towards the virtuous man; he places their command above his head with his body, mind, and wealth, and serves them with his whole soul; he stands with folded hands in their service, he offers his body, mind, and wealth in their service. Although the Purusha is completely detached and completely unconscious even in the body, etc., he does not expect even an atom, even then, the soul who is eager for liberation, knowing him to be his supreme benefactor, surrenders his soul at his feet - he offers himself, he offers his own soul, and he thinks, "What should I offer at the feet of the Lord?" (See p. 132, "Ah Aho Shri Sadguru" etc.)
- etc. The Pranamadi Bhakti Kriya performed towards the supremely detached, self-absorbed, virtuous man is the Kriyavachak Yoga, the same Kriya is Avachak. Kriya is such that it never stops, never misses, never goes in vain, Kriyavachak is aimed at the target - the arrow thrown at the target, its movement is towards the target, it is accurate and unwavering, it is not crooked, it is not misleading. Similarly, this Vandanadi Kriya performed with the form-target of the virtuous man in mind is also the means.