Vemana's deeper poems reveal his mastery of yogic symbolism. He often refers to: Kundalini Breath regulation (prāṇāyāma) Meditation (dhyāna) Non-attachment (vairāgya) Self-inquiry (ātma-vicāra) Realization of Brahman He emphasizes that enlightenment requires inner purity, not outer rituals: "Manasey manushulaku maargamulu." The mind is the true path for all beings. Many verses advise controlling the senses, practicing compassion, avoiding selfishness, and seeking the divine within oneself.