
And those who are advanced devotees, they do not want to see whether Krishna is great or small. They simply love Him. That's all. That is pure love. In Vrndāvana, at least these gopīs, they never saw Krishna's any jugglery or any greatness. But they still love, pure love.
Pure love means;
anyābhilāśitā-śūnyam jñāna-karmādy-anāvrtam
ānukūlyena krsnānu śilanam bhaktir uttamā
- Bhakti rasrmita Sindhu -
Without any cultivation of knowledge, without any activities of fruitive action, without any desire, simply to love Krishna in order to please Him—that is the highest perfectional stage of devotion. There is no consideration "Whether Krishna is God or not, whether we are getting benefit or not." "Simply we love Krishna." That is the perfectional stage. ACBSP
Pure love means;
anyābhilāśitā-śūnyam jñāna-karmādy-anāvrtam
ānukūlyena krsnānu śilanam bhaktir uttamā
- Bhakti rasrmita Sindhu -
Without any cultivation of knowledge, without any activities of fruitive action, without any desire, simply to love Krishna in order to please Him—that is the highest perfectional stage of devotion. There is no consideration "Whether Krishna is God or not, whether we are getting benefit or not." "Simply we love Krishna." That is the perfectional stage. ACBSP