Chapter 46 defines key spiritual concepts like Dharma, Knowledge, and Detachment in a specific way. Can you explain these definitions based on the text?

Yes, Chapter 46 provides very specific definitions for these concepts in the context of devotion to the Guru. It states that loving devotion to the Guru is itself 'Dharma' (righteousness). The secret of 'Knowledge' is understood as the realization that 'all this is Me.' Supreme 'Detachment' is defined as having an aversion to worldly objects and subjects. The chapter further elaborates that when these are present, the 'Cessation' (Uparam) of worldly life occurs. The greatness of such devotion is praised, with the text claiming that even the state of Brahman-realization serves a true devotee like a maid-servant, highlighting the supreme power of heartfelt devotion to the Guru as explained in Chapter 46.