“Having meditated in this way, one is able to see everything that is described in the scriptures. Thereafter, all remaining nãstik feelings within one’s jivãtmã are resolved, and the jiva becomes extremely powerful. In addition, one develops a firm conviction that whatever is stated in the scriptures is true. The eight yogic powers, namely subtleness, etc., become accessible to one who performs this meditation, and one’s vision reaches as far as the rays of the sun and moon reach. In this manner, countless yogic powers manifest before that person, but because he is a devotee of God, he does not accept any of those powers. Instead, he meditates only on God. As a result, the performer of this meditation attains enlightenment like Nãrad, the Sanakãdik and Shukji…”

[Amdãvãd-1]