Can you explain the relationship between the 'manifest' and 'unmanifest' as described in Chapter 11, using the ghee analogy?

In Chapter 11, the text explains that the manifest (Sakara, or with form) and the unmanifest (Nirakara, or formless) are not different from each other; they are two aspects of the same reality. To illustrate this, the chapter provides the analogy of ghee. It states that when ghee is frozen, it is solid, and when it is melted, it is liquid, but in both states, it is still called ghee. Similarly, the divine reality is one and the same, whether it is perceived in its Saguna (manifest, with form) or Nirguna (unmanifest, formless) state. This analogy underscores the fundamental unity pervading the universe, as mentioned in Chapter 11 of the Shri Sai Satcharitra.