I feel that the last paragraph is a very nice conclusion to this inSelf Yoga article. But in particular, I'd say that one instance where the last sentence: "This gives the yogi confidence that he practices subtle body yoga so that his identity interest is transferred to the subtle form as it is extracted from the physical system." comes fully alive is when the yogin practices in the dream dimension.

Then the effortlessness in doing what would be otherwise mindblowing contortions to the same physical (gravity) is easily notable. Realizations and acceptance of one's state in the dream reality also shed additional personal clarity on the understanding of the middle paragraph:

"If an inSelf yogi can be integrated into the subtle body before his having to relinquish the physical one, that is a worthy achievement. Once he is transferred into the subtle world fully and is no longer being represented through a physical form, he can gather his wits and aspire for the Absolute. This would be the Absolute according to his view. If his view is incorrect, he may discover that. In which case, he could adapt his aspirations."