Can you explain the relationship between devotion (Bhakti), knowledge (Jnana), and detachment (Vairagya) as described in Chapter 46?

Chapter 46 presents a sophisticated interplay between these core spiritual concepts. It defines loving devotion to the Guru as 'Dharma' itself. It states that supreme 'Detachment' is an aversion to worldly objects, and 'Knowledge' is the secret understanding that 'all this is Me.' The text suggests a progression where devotion fosters righteousness, which in turn leads to detachment. The ultimate reward for one with such deep devotion is profound; Chapter 46 asserts that for such a person, the state of Brahman-realization serves like a maid-servant, and even liberation is not something they would ask for.