Can you explain the philosophical concepts of 'Dharma', 'Knowledge', and 'Gururpan' as they are defined in Chapter 46?

Chapter 46 offers concise definitions for key spiritual concepts. 'Dharma' is defined as loving devotion to the Guru. 'Knowledge' is explained as grasping the profound secret that "all this is Me," indicating a realization of universal oneness. The chapter also describes supreme 'Detachment' as a genuine aversion to worldly objects. The state of 'Gururpan,' or offering to the Guru, is achieved when knowledge is gained with 'Viveka' (discrimination), allowing one's focus to remain fixed on their true self at the Guru's feet. As Chapter 46 states, the clear sign that one's mind is surrendered is a natural inclination towards peace and thriving in complete devotion.