How did the spiritual devotion of Balaram Dhurandhar differ from that of his father, and what was his family's general disposition?

As described in Chapter 51, the Dhurandhar family was deeply religious. They were lovers of saints who disliked useless activities and had firm faith in Shri Rama. This devotion was a family trait, as the text notes, "the father's deity was Rama." However, Balaram's personal spiritual focus was distinct; the text clarifies that "the son's refuge was Vithala." This shows a nuanced difference in their primary objects of worship within a shared devout household. The entire family, including the women, was known for their faultless conduct, simple lifestyle, and religious nature, to the extent that the Lord was said to be indebted to them.