First, I like one who is firmly convinced that there is a mass of divine light which is chaitanya, and that the form of Shri Purushottam Bhagwãn forever resides at the centre of that mass of light; and with that belief, he worships and offers bhakti to that God. On the other hand, I do not like one who believes in and worships only the chaitanya divine light; nor do I like one who does not believe God to forever possess a form; nor do I like one who does not worship God. Secondly, I like one who endeavours in austerities, yoga, vairãgya, developing an aversion towards the panchvishays, etc., in order to please God – without any form of pretentiousness. Seeing such a person, My mind becomes pleased, and I feel, ‘He should be congratulated for behaving in that manner.’ ”

[Gadhadã III-30]