Thereafter Nãjã Jogiyã asked, "Suppose there is one devotee of God with resolute faith and another with only a little faith. Although outwardly they both appear to be good, how can the two be recognised?"

Shriji Mahãrãj explained, "One who has precise gnãn of the nature of the ãtmã, firm vairãgya, as well as perfect bhakti and swadharma should be known to have perfect faith. Even if one of these four factors is lacking, then despite having faith, it is still without the knowledge of God's greatness. If all four factors are totally present, then that should be known as faith in God coupled with the knowledge of His greatness."
 

[Gadhadã I-75]