इयमकिञ्चनाख्या भक्तिरेव जीवानां स्वभावत उचिता । स्वाभाविकतदाश्रया हि जीवाः ।
iyam akiñcanākhyā bhaktir eva jīvānāṁ svabhāvata ucitā | svābhāvika-tad-āśrayā hi jīvāḥ |
(Bhakti Sandarbha: 178)
“Only this bhakti, known as akiñcanā [lit., ‘without anything,’ i.e., unconditional, pure], is appropriate naturally for the jīvas [i.e., appropriate to the jīvas’ nature; alt., appropriate by its own nature for the jīvas], since jīvas are they whose shelter in him [i.e., Bhagavān, the object of akiñcanā-bhakti] is natural.”