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156 RAJA YOGANOTESThe inner light referred to here is already explained in Sutral-36. The Yogi develops clairvoyance. He can see vividlyhidden treasures. A Yogi who lives in a Himalayan cave canclearly see things in the United States of America. He can seethe invisible electrons and atoms. He can read what is written ina sealed envelope.(7) On One's Own Self@:]rsflfrfrfrfirr'qqpidr(Ilw{rr{l III-36gg purity,gwfr, of the Purusha,3iffifrt{fiut*' absolutgtydistinct from eaCh other,:t-dl-tT distinction, eTGtfrq, absence, rff,e.xperience, qttPiGtr( for the sake of another, tqpl on himself,Sqcr(by Samyama, gW{f;T{the knowledge of Purusha.'Experience comes from the absence of discrimination betweenSattva and Purusha that are absolutely distinct from eachother. This (enjoyment) being for another @urusha), knowledgeof Purusha comes by Samyama on himself.NOTESPurusha only can know Himself as He is Self-luminous.Buddhi, in the presence of Chaitanya Purusha, shines as intelligentthrough the Chaitanya of Purusha. Purusha is reflectedin clear Sattva (Buddhi) and therefore he has energised andmagnetised the Buddhi. Buddhi foolishly imagines that all experiencesare its own acts. This confused identification of thetwo is the cause for experiences and enjoyment. Th'e action ofSattva or Buddhi is for another (Purusha) and not for himself.(8) Benefits of Samyama on One's Selfaa'yftqffiEnr+trrr-37ifiT: from that (Samyama), gfrrl, intuition, IIIEMclairaudience, tfi higher touch, '3lrfff clairvoyance, sIfGII-(higher taste, qrat nigner smell, Eflzt-i arises, proieed.