According to Chapter 46, what are the ultimate rewards for someone who has true, loving devotion to the Guru?

The rewards for a true devotee are described as boundless in Chapter 46. The text states that Sai's name fulfills the desires of those who have them and grants the "home of self-bliss" to the desireless. It emphatically claims that a person with such loving devotion to the Guru will lack for nothing, and whatever they desire in their heart will be obtained without any effort. More profoundly, the chapter asserts that spiritual states like Peace, Detachment, and even Fame remain under the devotee's control. In a powerful metaphor, it says that the state of Brahman-realization serves such a devotee like a maid-servant, and liberation is not something they even need to ask for.