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Deeprakrut: Two types of devotion - Chitra and Achitra
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Those who follow different rituals due to their own differences in rights, who cherish small types of practices, who worship the Lord in different ways according to their own high and low self-awareness, but the worshipped-adorable Lord is one, then his worshippers-adorers are also one.
Chitra Achitra Devabhakti Vibhag
Shastragal (as stated in the scriptures) says another justification:
चित्राचित्रविभागेन यच्च देवेषु वर्णिता ।
भक्तिः सद्योगशास्त्रेषु ततोऽप्येवमिदं स्थितम् ॥ ११० ॥
Chitra Achitra Vibhagena, Bhakti Deva ni je; Sag Shastra varnvi, tethi pan sthit ehu, 110,
Ah - And devotion towards the Gods, which is described in the Sag Shastras by the division of Chitra and Achitra, from that also this (what is said) is established.
Discussion
To support what was said above that the cognition is one, another scriptural justification is stated here: - It is described in the Sadvegshastra, which contemplates the spiritual subject, that there is a clear division of devotion to the Gods like Akapal, Mukta etc.: (1) Chitra means different, different types, (2) Achitra means non-different or different types. From the confirmation of this Sadshastra, the unity of the present cognition and its devotee is established.
"Nahi Sarvagna Jujuaji, Tehana Vali Das;
Bhakti Deva ni pan Kthiji, Chitra Achitra Prakash....Man॰ ” —Cha. Sajjay 4-14
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This same thing is said more clearly:
Vritti: Trichitravin-Chitra-Achitra Vibhagathi - Whose characteristic is said, Yajna and which, it is forbidden towards the country, Lokapann-Mukta etc. Gods, it is described, Ktti: Bhakti, Soloshastravu-Saddeveshnashtras, in all spiritual contemplation scriptures, Tevi - because of that also, Manu Sthitam - this present is established.