When the experience is mixed with words, meanings and prior knowledge of the subject, such a realisation is called savitark samapattih.

Yog is a subject of experience and in this sense, an individualistic subject. The secrets of Creation unfold in front of the practitioner as per his/her individual consciousness. In the initial stages, a sadhak tends to put meanings to sounds and interprets experiences intellectually based on previously acquired information or knowledge. This is called as savitark samapattih by Patanjali.

For example, if there is a table in front of you, its shape, form, texture, colour, smell, size, weight etc. are all directly experienced by you, but you identify that experience as that of a 'table', based on prior knowledge.