Chapter 30 mentions that one can attain 'inconceivable great power' and the 'wealth of discrimination between Self and non-Self'. Can you elaborate on what this means in the context of the chapter?

In the context of Chapter 30, attaining 'inconceivable great power' through Sai's grace is not about worldly might but spiritual empowerment. This power is directly linked to attaining the 'wealth of discrimination between Self and non-Self,' which is the pinnacle of spiritual knowledge (Jnana). It represents the ability to distinguish the eternal, true Self (Atman) from the transient, illusory world and body (non-Self). The chapter suggests that this profound wisdom, which is the key to liberation from the cycle of worldly existence, is not achieved through personal effort alone but is a gift bestowed by the Guru's grace upon a devoted follower. This grace makes the path fearless and dissolves all sins.