This section describes mostly the supernatural powers gained by the realization of Spanda. Verse 3 tells us that if the Yogi is not alert, he will havea the same common experience in waking condition and particular, personal experiences in dream as other ordinary people of the world have. Verse 6 says that such a Yogi can acqure full control of omniscience. Verse 7 says that he can also acquire the power of omniscience. Verse 8 Depression proceeds from spiritual ignorance.
Depression can no longer remain when ignorance disappears.
Verse 9 describes the rise of Unmesa. It occurs at the junction-point of two thoughts. It is that meta-empirical Self that relates all thoughts and runs through all as the underlying subject. From the realization of Unmesa one experiences supernormal light in the middle of the two eyebrows, unstruck spontaneous sound in the Susumnaa, ruupa i.e., a glow shining even in darkness and supernormal taste experienced on the tip of the tongue. They are, however, a disturbing factor in the realization of the Spanda principle.