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There are four types of devotees: the distressed, the inquisitive, the seeker of worldly benefits, and the wise. Among these, three are blessed due to their specific nature. (This is mentioned in Bhagavad Gita, Chapter 7, Verse 16). The wise, however, is distinguished by his peaceful disposition, unwavering devotion, and constant inner connection with the Lord, being ever-loving. He, being the inner self, is very close to the Lord. The one purified by the path of action should engage his mind in the path of knowledge. But the ignorant, the faithless, and the doubtful perish. The fearless, steadfast, with unwavering gaze, seated comfortably, with a serene face, and not looking around, is the one who is truly devoted.