Chapter 52 uses metaphors like a river merging with the ocean and two lamps becoming one. How do these analogies explain the concept of non-duality and liberation?

Chapter 52 delves into the profound concept of non-duality using powerful metaphors. It states that when a river embraces the ocean, it forgets its own "river-ness" and becomes one with the ocean. Similarly, when a devotee takes complete refuge in Sai Baba, He does not leave any sense of duality or separation in them. The chapter further illustrates this with the analogy of two lamps embracing; at the moment of contact, the state of duality vanishes, and there is only a single, unified light. These examples from Chapter 52 explain how, through the power of love and devotion, Sai Baba led His faithful devotees to liberation while still in the body, guiding them to the supreme goal where the distinction between the individual and the divine dissolves.