Can you explain the analogy of the Ramphal and Sitaphal as it relates to the paths of Knowledge and Devotion?

In Chapter 19, Baba reconciles the supremacy of Knowledge (Jnana) with the practical advice of following Devotion (Bhakti) by using a fruit analogy. He compares the path of Knowledge to a Ramphal (Bullock's heart fruit) and the path of Devotion to a Sitaphal (Custard apple). The Ramphal is described as superior in sweetness but requires great patience and skill; it must be ripened on the tree to be sweet, otherwise it becomes pungent. This represents the difficult path of Knowledge. In contrast, the Sitaphal is juicy, sweet, and easy to eat, requiring little effort. This represents the path of Devotion, which Baba advised for the common people as an accessible and invaluable means to the divine.