Can you explain the step-by-step process from chanting to achieving self-knowledge outlined in Chapter 46?

Chapter 46 details a specific sequence that leads from devotion to enlightenment. The process begins with chanting the Guru's name, which washes away sins. This leads to the vanishing of the 'Rajas' and 'Tamas' qualities, allowing 'Sattva' or purity to increase. As purity grows, a righteous disposition ('Dharma') is awakened within the seeker. The text explains that detachment from worldly subjects naturally follows this awakening. It is in this state of detachment that self-knowledge manifests instantly, and the seeker's focus remains firmly on their true self, a state described as being at the Guru's feet.