ABSTRACT
The instructions given hitherto are all relative to each other and as they are put into practice progress is made in attaining yogic powers. Voluntary renunciation of illusion is the primary qualification of a yogi. True renunciation is not running away from the world into caves and solitude; but it is the sacrifice and burning up of the enemies of the true human being, namely; anger, cupidity, vanity, avarice, jealousy and clinging to existence, by remaining in the world and yet not being of the world. The mind is capable of perceiving the ego, not by physical eyesight, but by internal intuition. The inexorable law of Karma, the chemistry of action, guides the intuition. Harmony is the chief helpful good of the mind, and it should be completely harmonized with wisdom. Harmony of mind makes it possible to dive into the mysteries of an object and so to obtain pure knowledge of it.
