 The twenty-sixth yoga sutra speaks about the super-sensory perception that a yogi gains, by integrating the insight of the soul, the light within. They are sorted out, however obscured they are.
pravrttyah the super-sensory activity, super-sense perception aloka light nyasat directing, projecting, extending suksma small, fine, subtle vyavahita hidden, veiled, concealed viprakrsta remote, distant jnanam knowledge Concealed things, however near or far, are revealed to a yogi. By consolidation of the inner light, i.e., the insight of the soul, a yogi develops super-sensitive powers of perception. Such insight brings the power of seeing things which are subtle and fine, concealed or at a distance. (in. 34.) |
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