The Saguna Bhakti tradition focuses on worshiping God in a form, with specific qualities, images, and rituals. Devotees in this tradition believe in the personal nature of God and worship him with love and devotion. In contrast, the Nirguna Bhakti tradition is based on the concept of a formless, attribute-less god. This form of devotion is more philosophical and spiritual, emphasizing an inner connection with the divine without the need for any external rituals or representations. Figures like Kabir and Guru Nanak were associated with Nirguna Bhakti.