Bhagavatam has been teaching us Upasanas in the form of three steps. The third step is the Narayana Upasana. This step not only enables you to experience divinity in the action as well as the form of individuals, but will also enable you to see the oneness of all creation. This will lead you to get the experience of Atma. It will enable you to establish the unity that is present in all creation, through the recognition of the aspect of Atma. This will enable you to accept that there is no difference between different forms of divinity. There are three great individuals in Bhagavatam, who symbolise these three types of Upasana. Sami, the famous Brahmarshi represents the third type of Upasana. (SSB 1978, pp. 64-65)