Can you explain the relationship between the manifest (Saguna) and the unmanifest (Nirguna) as described in Chapter 11?

According to Chapter 11, the manifest (Saguna) and the unmanifest (Nirguna) are not different from each other; they are fundamentally one and the same. The text uses a powerful analogy to illustrate this point: ghee. When frozen, it is solid and called ghee, and when it melts, it becomes liquid but is still called ghee. In the same way, the divine essence is one, whether it appears with form (Saguna) or remains formless (Nirguna). This chapter further elaborates that the entire multifaceted visible universe is the essence of the Unmanifest, having come into form from it and destined to return to it, reinforcing the concept that the formed and formless are inseparable aspects of a single reality.