Chapter 50 concludes with a prayer regarding devotion and liberation. What does the author ultimately desire, and why is it considered superior to the four traditional types of liberation?

The concluding prayer in Chapter 50 reveals a sophisticated spiritual perspective on devotion. The author explicitly states, "The four types of liberation like Salokata—we have no desire for them." Instead of seeking traditional forms of liberation, the supreme attainment desired is "steady devotion to Sai." The reasoning provided is that from the highest standpoint, "We were never bound in the first place; what connection do we have with liberation?" This suggests that the concept of bondage is an illusion. Therefore, the true goal is not to be freed from a non-existent cage but to awaken pure devotion to the Saint, as this devotion is the very means by which the heart becomes pure and realizes its eternally free nature.