Chapter 16 states that the Guru gives the 'Unthinkable Object,' surpassing the gift of a Chintamani. Can you explain this comparison?

This comparison in Chapter 16 highlights the supreme and unparalleled nature of the Guru's grace. A 'Chintamani' is a mythical wish-fulfilling gem that can grant whatever material or worldly thing a person thinks of. However, its power is limited to the realm of thought and desire. The Guru, in contrast, gives the 'Unthinkable Object,' which the text identifies as Brahman—the ultimate, formless reality beyond mind and conception. The chapter uses this analogy to explain that while a gem can fulfill desires, the Sadguru bestows the very state of desirelessness and Self-Bliss, a gift far more wondrous and valuable than anything one could ever imagine or wish for.