Chapter 46 speaks of 'Gururpan' or offering to the Guru. What does this chapter say about the state of complete surrender and how it manifests in a seeker?

Chapter 46 provides a deep insight into the state of 'Gururpan', which is the complete offering or surrender to the Guru. It explains that this state is achieved when a seeker gains knowledge along with 'Viveka' (discrimination), allowing their focus to remain fixed on their true self. This state of being at the Guru's feet is what is truly meant by 'Gururpan'. The chapter gives a clear sign of this surrender: the seeker's mind becomes naturally inclined towards peace and they begin to thrive in complete devotion. As further elaborated in Chapter 46, this loving devotion to the Guru is the highest 'Dharma' (righteousness), and it brings about a supreme sense of detachment from worldly objects.