Based on the teachings in Chapter 46, what is the process that leads from chanting the Guru's name to achieving self-knowledge?

Chapter 46 outlines a clear spiritual progression starting with the simple act of devotion. It begins with the constant chanting of Sai's name, which is described as an easy remedy that washes away sins. This practice leads to the destruction of negative qualities ('Rajas' and 'Tamas') and an increase in purity ('Sattva'), which in turn cultivates a righteous disposition ('Dharma'). As righteousness awakens, detachment from worldly subjects naturally follows. According to Chapter 46, this leads to the instant manifestation of self-knowledge, which, when combined with discrimination ('Viveka'), allows the seeker's focus to remain on their true self, a state described as 'Gururpan' or a complete offering to the Guru.