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There are 27 **Saachdhyog** (auspicious conjunctions), and their name is **Samarthya** (power). This **Yug** (era) is the best of all **Yugs**. There are two characteristics of this **Yug**: (1) The remedy is generally shown in the scriptures, (2) This **Yug** is more focused on the subject than the scriptures themselves, due to the strength of power. This is how it is: The scriptures show the remedy for this **Samarthya**, but they only show it generally, not specifically. In this, the purpose of the scriptures is only guidance and direction. Just as a knowledgeable person who asks for directions on a road, the one who shows the way points with a general finger, but does not guide them all the way, similarly, the scriptures also guide the **Mumukṣu** (aspirant) in this **Yogmarg** (path of yoga) generally, saying, "Look! If you do this remedy, you will achieve the desired goal." But it is the **Mumukṣu** with a pure mind who walks on that path according to the instructions and makes the effort to travel. And because they do this, they continue to progress further and further on the **Yogmarg**, attaining higher and higher states of self-realization. And as they do this, they also surpass the limitations of the scriptures, and they continue to move forward, attaining subjects that are beyond the scriptures, subjects that are not known to the scriptures. Because the scriptures only show the path generally up to a certain point, saying, "Go in this direction with this **Atmasamarthya** (self-power)." Then, it is up to the **Samarthya** to progress further, to know the form of the path with their own **Atmasamarthya**. And this kind of ability to progress, this **Samarthya**, this power, has come to this **Yogi**. This **Vihang** (bird) who flies freely in the sky has developed so much **Atmabal** (inner strength) that it is able to fly high at will on its own. Therefore, it moves rapidly on the path of progress, and as it progresses further, it sees the path ahead directly, the path that was visible from afar becomes clear as it approaches, and what is directly perceived through **Atmaanubhav** (self-experience) is clearly visible. In this, what other help does it need besides **Atmasamarthya**? Thus, this **Samarth** (powerful) **Yogi** has found the true path directly, and doubt has been removed, so they move forward fearlessly, without any doubt, with firm determination, with the **Atmabal** that they have cultivated through their own efforts, conquering the peaks of the mountains one by one, and climbing higher and higher. * "**Vifa Varṇita Śāśanamati: Pathi .. Jñānavō Yugota Iśeṣoparapa – Śrī Yaśovijayajīkṛta Adhyātmapaniṣad**"