The Vyāsa-Bhāṣya understands the moon (candra) as the reference point for the arrangement of the stars (tārā-vyūha). Through saṃyama on Candra, the yogin knows the grouping and location of the stars. In the commentary, this remains part of traditional celestial knowledge.
Through saṃyama on Dhruva, the yogin knows the movements of the stars, according to the Vyāsa-Bhāṣya. The commentary adds that saṃyama on the celestial vehicles above also gives knowledge of them.
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