Can you explain the specific definitions of Dharma, Knowledge, and Detachment given in Chapter 46 of the Satcharitra?

Chapter 46 provides very specific, devotion-centric definitions for key spiritual concepts. It defines 'Dharma' not as a set of external rules, but simply as 'loving devotion to the Guru.' 'Knowledge' is explained as the profound realization of the secret that 'all this is Me,' pointing towards a non-dualistic understanding of reality. Finally, supreme 'Detachment' is characterized as having a genuine 'aversion to worldly objects.' As Chapter 46 clarifies, when these three are cultivated through devotion to the Guru, the cessation of worldly entanglements naturally occurs, placing peace, detachment, and even fame under the control of the devotee.