“Since the day I began pondering over it, I have noticed that there are three inclinations which lead to liberation and which lead to extreme bliss. Of these, one is profound ãtmã-realisation, which is to believe one’s true self to be the ãtmã and engage in the worship of God, like Shukji. The second is the inclination of a woman who observes the vow of fidelity, which is to worship God as if He is one’s husband, just as the gopis did. The third is the inclination of servitude, which is to worship God as His servant, just like Hanumãnji and Uddhavji. Without these three inclinations, there is no way in which the jiva can attain liberation. In fact, I, Myself, have firmly cultivated all three of these inclinations. Even if a person possesses one of these inclinations firmly, he becomes absolutely fulfilled.”

[Gadhadã II-62]