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In plain words

"Keshab came here one day with his disciples. I said, 'I'd like to hear one of your lectures.' He gave a lecture sitting in the chandni. Then we came and sat at the ghat and talked a long while. I said, 'He who is God is Himself, in one form, the devotee; He Himself, in one form, is the Bhagavata. You should say "Bhagavata, Bhakta, Bhagavan".' Keshab repeated it, and his disciples all said it with him: 'Bhagavata, Bhakta, Bhagavan.' When I said, 'Now say "Guru, Krishna, Vaishnava",' Keshab said, 'Not as far as that yet, sir; people would call us bigots.'"