How does Chapter 10 contrast the path of devotion to a Guru with other spiritual or intellectual paths?

Chapter 10 clearly elevates the path of devotion to a Sadguru above other methods. The text states that where the service of the Sadguru is pure, "there is no need for the struggle of logic, Mimamsa, or other intellectual acrobatics." This directly contrasts the simple path of faith with more complex, intellectual spiritual pursuits. To cross the ocean of existence, the chapter uses the analogy of trusting a boatman; similarly, one must trust the Guru. This path of devotion is presented as a more direct and effortless way to attain liberation, as the Guru, seeing the devotee's faith, places knowledge and bliss in their hands without the need for arduous intellectual struggle, as is explained in Chapter 10.