Dévī said:-- My devotee, in Supreme Devotion; he does not think himself separate from Me but rather thinks himself "that I am the Bhagavatī."

He considers all the Jīvas as Myself and loves Me as he loves himself. He does not make any difference between the Jīvas and myself as he finds the same Caitanya (Consciousness) everywhere and mainfested in all.

He does not quarrel with anybody as he has abandoned all ideas about separateness; he bows down, and worships the Cāndālas and all the Jīvas.

He who becomes filled with devotion to Me whenever he sees My place, My devotees, and hears the Sāstras, describing My deeds, and whenever he meditates on My Mantras, he becomes filled with the highest love and his hairs stand on their ends out of love to Me and tears of love flow incessantly from both his eyes; he recites My name and My deeds in a voice, choked with feelings of love for Me.

Dévī Mahābhāgavatam [Volume 07, Chapter 37, On Bhaktī Yoga]