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His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada



TEXT 158

'yogārurukṣu', 'yogārūḍha' 'prāpta-siddhi' āra
ei tina bhede haya chaya prakāra


SYNONYMS

yoga-ārurukṣu — persons desiring elevation to the platform of yogic perfection; yoga-ārūḍha — persons already elevated to that position; prāpta-siddhi — persons who have achieved the success; āra — also; ei tina — these three; bhede — by varieties; haya — there are; chaya prakāra — six kinds.


TRANSLATION

"By these three divisions of advancement in yoga—yogārurukṣu, yogārūḍha and prāpta-siddhi—there are six kinds of mystic yogīs.