In plain words
hearts. The svarūpa of all is Kṛṣṇa's alone. Vallabhācārya would lose himself completely; Vallabhācārya went on proclaiming all his direct experiences. Vallabha Ācārya. My vallabha is Kṛṣṇa; He Himself is the ācārya. His svarūpa itself is this one's svarūpa. That and this, the two are one. Teaching in this way, he went on changing the world in many ways, wholly within Kṛṣṇa Bhakti. Relatives, friends, everyone was waiting, wanting to see how his last moments would be. He lay down in the house. Everyone was outside the door. At daybreak they opened the door and looked: Vallabhācārya was not there. The body had vanished. Truly, no one can understand the principle of God. 'Teliya lēdu Rāmā bhakti mārgamu,' said Tyāgarāja. Truly, if you want to attain God with the mind held in dīkṣā, then however many sorrows, however many hardships, however many losses come, if you bear them and strive, it will surely be achieved.