Does Chapter 50 advocate for attaining liberation? What does it identify as the supreme goal for a devotee?

Chapter 50 presents a nuanced perspective on spiritual goals, prioritizing devotion over the traditional aim of liberation. The text explicitly states, 'The four types of liberation like Salokata—we have no desire for them.' Instead of seeking freedom from the cycle of birth and death, which the chapter suggests devotees were never truly bound by, it puts forth a different supreme attainment. As Chapter 50 concludes, the ultimate prayer and goal for a devotee is to have 'steady devotion to Sai be firmly attached.' This awakening of devotion is what purifies the heart and is considered the highest achievement.