Chapter 46 makes some bold claims about the power of devotion. What does it say a true devotee of the Guru can achieve or experience?

Chapter 46 makes extraordinary claims about the power of devotion. It posits that a person who has true devotion to the Guru will lack for nothing and will obtain whatever they desire in their heart without any effort. The text elevates devotion to the highest state, suggesting that even the ultimate goal of Brahman-realization serves such a devotee like a maid-servant. In this state, the devotee does not even need to ask for liberation, and holy pilgrimages are said to come to them. This chapter portrays devotion as the supreme path where peace and detachment are natural consequences, not goals to be strived for.