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(23) I have not seen or heard of anyone attaining the state of liberation without a body, or reaching the state of Siddhi. And if there were a scripture through which direct knowledge of the past could be obtained, then that person should have directly attained the state of Siddhi. But that does not seem to be happening. And this is why the Samarthya Yoga is indescribable, cannot be spoken of, and is beyond the reach of scriptures. Because the subject of scriptures is indirect, and the subject of Samarthya Yoga is direct, that is, it is experienced by the soul, it is an indescribable realization. That is why this Samarthya Yoga has been called self-realized, experienced by the soul. This "G" refers to the category of Kshapaka, which is the Dharmavyapar, that is, the Dharmavyapar of the Samarthayogi who has initiated the Kshapaka series, who is engaged in the Dharma, which is the nature of the soul, is called Samarthya Yoga. In it, there is a predominance of self-realization, knowledge of self-awareness, which is why it is called Samarthya Yoga. "Revealed experience, taste of the essence." "The experience of the past, the garden of joy, the treasure of joy." - Shri Devchandraji
This Samarthya Yoga is "associated with, combined with, Pratijnaan, and it becomes the means, the cause, of omniscience, etc. It is as follows: Pratijnaan is the knowledge that arises from Pratibha, knowledge that is endowed with Pratibha. Pratibha is extraordinary light, brilliance, radiance. In which the extraordinary experience of the soul shines, radiates, glows, that is Pratijnaan. In which the power of consciousness is extraordinarily intense, Pratijnaan, wonder, unique experience, light, brilliance, is revealed, is experienced, is called "Pratijnaan". Such Pratijnaan is present in Samarthya Yoga. It is also called "Uha" (unique philosophical contemplation) according to the path, because according to the path, it is the unique philosophical contemplation of the "Drshtanta" who is walking on the path of liberation, following the pure path. For example - the inert becomes conscious, the nature of matter is different, both are understood clearly; the form of consciousness is itself inert, it is only a relationship, or it is also in matter; that experience is illuminated, the inert becomes detached, it becomes self-awareness; the body is forgotten, Maya is pacified in the form of Maya, for the Nigrantha, this is the path, the end of existence, the remedy." - Shrimad Rajchandraji