Can you describe the benefits of devotion to a Sadguru as detailed in the tenth chapter?

According to Chapter 10, devotion to a Sadguru yields immense spiritual benefits with minimal effort. The text describes remembrance of the Guru as the best Sadhana, which costs nothing yet unties the 'knot of birth and death.' For devoted bhaktas, the Sadguru becomes a boatman who helps them cross the three types of miseries and the ocean of existence itself. The chapter emphasizes that by seeing the devotee's faith, the Guru places Knowledge in their hands and grants the attainment of Moksha (liberation) effortlessly. Furthermore, the Guru's sight has the power to break the knots of the heart, eliminate attachment to sense objects, and destroy both accumulated (Sanchit) and current (Kriyaman) karmas.