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3-4. The first class (of devotees) are called the *Sālokya* (who reside in the same place as God), the second the *Sāmīpya* (who reside in the neighbourhood of God), the third the *Sārūpya* (who are in close resemblance or identity with God), and the fourth the *Sāyujya* (who are in intimate union with God).