Those who are without any desire for personal gratification, whose minds are always attached to me, whose intelligence is fixed in me, who are great in the estimation of the public because of affection for all beings, and whose consciousness is never affected by opportunities for sense gratification—such persons enjoy in me a happiness available only for those without desire for liberation or material happiness. Others cannot know this happiness. Since the happiness of experiencing my form and qualities can be attained only by bhakti, no other process is recommended. The devotees are without material possessions. “But even jñānīs are like that.” The devotees’ minds are attached to me. They are affectionate to all jīvas because they want to give them bhakti-rasa. They are then considered great by the population (mahāntaḥ). Their intelligence is cut off from enjoyment even if it comes. The happiness that they relish in me they alone know, and not others. Why? This happiness arises only in those who have no expectation of liberation or material enjoyment.