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*Sālokya* is the result of devotion (*bhakti*), knowledge (*jñāna*), and renunciation (*vairāgya*). Knowledge combined with renunciation leads to *sāmīpya*. *Sārūpya* is produced in the worshipper by meditation alone, and *sāyujya* is attained by the true knowledge (of God).