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SAMYAMA157From that (Samyama) arises the knowledge ofclairaudience, higher touch, clairvoyance, higher taste andhigher smell through intuition.NOTESThe five kinds of knowledge derived from the functioningof the five Jnana lndriyas are now derived by the power ofPratibha without any Samyama (vide Sutra lll-34). The Yogigets the power of Sravana, the capacity to hear remote sounds;Vedana, the capacity to touch remote objects; Adarsha, the capacityto see remote objects; Asvada, the capacity to taste remoteobjects; and Varta, the capacity to sense the smell ofremote objects, and other Siddhis through intuition. The fruitsof Pratibha is explained in the Sutra lll-34.By the power of intuition, comes the knowledge of all knowledge.12. Fruits of PratibhaffiriltrTv*qt ilr-34vftqr( by intuition, dT or, utq all (knowledge).NOTESlf a Yogi has the power of Pratibha he gets all Siddhis andknowledge without practising Samyama at all. Pratibha iscalled Taraka Jnana, the knowledge that leads to Moksha oremancipation. Pratibha is prescience or intuition. When themind becomes very, very pure and is filled with Sattva, spontaneousillumination dawns. The Taraka Jnana is explained inSutra lll-55.{3. What ls TarakadrcfrF+AwiuderrBwtr*.ri ifttd+fiiinr[ III-ss(Tf;5q intuition or the knowledge that gives liberation,s{Eqrt[ relating to all objects, Fdrnndqq( in all conditions,