As Pragji Bhakta adored Gopalanand Swami very much, he felt the pangs of separation unbearable. He lost all interest and
shifted from Vadtal to Gadhada. Here Siddhanand Swami consoled him and took him to Junagadh to meet Gunatitanand Swami.
"Where comes this little deer from!" asked Gunatitanand Swami as soon as he saw Pragji. He welcomed him with all affection and love, Pragji Bhakta also experienced peace at last. He became quiet and tranquil in the presence of Gunatitanand Swami, and recalled, "Go to Junagadh," the advice given by Gopalanand Swami. He was greatly impressed by the asceticism and affection of Gunatitanand Swami and soon became his devotee.
He was deeply impressed by the learned discourses of Gunatitanand Swami who explained to him Shriji Maharaj's state of Purna Purushottam (the Supreme Lord) and means to brahmanisation. He felt like spending most of his time in the company of the Swami of Junagadh He would spend eight months every year in the company of Swami.
In the Samvat year 1911 Swami gave discourses on swarupnishta and ekantik dharma for one month at Vadtal. All the words of Swamiji were recorded in Pragji Bhakta's mind and he used to repeat them before the learned saints and devotees. Besides this he would reveal to them that Gunatitanand Swami was himself a manifestation of Akshar, the heavenly abode of Maharaj.