Though there are two types of this tyāgī: the sādhaka and the siddha, here the sādhaka with firm determination, who has developed some taste for the Lord is indicated, not a siddha who has realized the full sweetness of the Lord. It is not like the case of a person, having tasted nectar, showing natural distaste for sugar (the siddha would be like this). But rather, the Lord, satisfied with seeing the sādhaka’s one-pointed determination in regards to his performance of bhakti, sometimes becomes eager to give him things in order to show that person’s one-pointed stubbornness in devotion to the Lord. This person does not desire the benedictions (varaḥ) even though they are accepted by others.