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**Samarthya Yoga (29) is the best. Because the definition of the word Yoga is that which is with Moksha. Accordingly, this Samarthya Yoga, without delay, without wasting time, is with the best fruit, which is Moksha, and quickly becomes the cause of liberation. Therefore, this Samarthya Yoga is the supreme Yoga, the Jagat Shiromani, the peak of the Agapravata. In support of this, it is said - Siddhyakhyapad-samprapti-hetu-bheda na tattvatah / Shastradeva-avagamyante, sarvathaiva-iha yogibhih // 6 // Siddhi-pad-prapti-hetu-bheda, tattvatah, ahi; matra shastra-thi ja sarvatha, gamya gine nahi, 6. Meaning - The differences in the causes of attaining the state called Siddhi are not known to the Yogis from the scriptures, but only from the scriptures. In support of the above discussion, it is said here that - the causes of attaining the state of Siddhi, such as Samyak-darshan, knowledge, and conduct, are not known to the Yogis, the true saints, and the virtuous, only through the scriptures. The limitation of the scriptures is that some types can be known from the scriptures, but not all. Because the differences in these causes of Samyak-darshan, etc., are infinite, which is beyond speech, "where speech returns from." Therefore, the scriptures are not all-powerful in relation to attaining liberation, nor are they useless. Some types of Samyak-darshan, etc., which are the causes of Moksha, can be known from the scriptures, but not all. Thus, the scriptures are not useless, nor are they all-powerful, they are a guide to a certain extent. Therefore, further, one has to grow through experience, the friend, and the self-power, which is Samarthya Yoga. That is the meaning. Where the scriptures end, Samarthya Yoga begins. Because, Kriti Siddhi-yara Karitu-mera - the differences in the causes of attaining the state called Siddhi, the special causes of attaining the state called Moksha - Samyak-darshan, etc. What? That is - tattvatah - not from the true nature, from the ultimate truth. Ratri Desavakyant - from the scriptures only. And yet, the scriptures are not useless, not useless, not useless, therefore it is said - sarvave chommi - all here, to the Yogis, that is, all types here - in this world, to the saints, are not known; because the differences in these causes of Samyak-darshan, etc., are infinite.**