According to Chapter 46, what is the spiritual process that begins with chanting Sai's name and leads to self-knowledge?

Chapter 46 outlines a clear spiritual progression that starts with chanting Sai's name. The text explains that this practice first destroys sins and causes the qualities of 'Rajas' (passion) and 'Tamas' (ignorance) to vanish. Following this, the quality of 'Sattva' (purity) gradually increases, which fosters the accumulation of Dharma or righteousness. As described in Chapter 46, when this righteous disposition is awakened, detachment from worldly subjects naturally follows. This aversion to worldly objects then allows self-knowledge to manifest instantly, leading to a state where one's focus remains on the true self.