Chapter 16 uses a lot of metaphors to describe the Guru. What does it say about his 'ornaments' and 'sword'?

Chapter 16 employs rich symbolism to convey the Guru's divine attributes. His ornaments are not made of worldly materials; instead, "Peace and Self-control are the divine gems shining as ornaments around His neck." His power is not for physical conquest but for spiritual victory. The text from Chapter 16 describes the "sharp blade of the sword of Knowledge" that shines brilliantly in His hand. The mere sight of this sword being raised is enough to make the "tree of worldly existence" tremble in fear, symbolizing how spiritual wisdom destroys attachment to the material world.