This stage denotes a sense of service and discrimination. The squirrel here refers to an incident in Ramayana where it has served the Master, though very insignificantly, and got blessings of Lord Rama. The act of service gets us into a state of belief. The elevation in the game to the stage of Belief signifies this.

When the Vanaras were building a bridge, a little squirrel climbed all over, rolled on the sand and dipped in the sea, trying to deposit the sand from his back into the water, and help in the construction of the bridge. Rama delighted, picked up the squirrel and stroked it and everyone can still see the imprint of Rama's three fingers in the three lines that are obvious on the back of every Indian squirrel.