According to Chapter 11, why is it easier for a devotee to worship a manifest (Saguna) form?

Chapter 11 argues that worshipping a manifest (Saguna) form is much easier and more practical for a devotee. It states that a physical form is a place where the head can be placed at the feet, where knowledge is gained, and where love arises. One can engage in acts of devotion, such as exchanging words of love and offering worship with sandalwood and grains, which requires a physical image. The text emphasizes that devotion never truly manifests without meditating on the Saguna form, and it is this loving devotion that allows the 'bud of the mind' to open. As this chapter explains, understanding the Saguna is a more accessible path that ultimately leads to the realization of the unmanifest (Nirguna).