How does Chapter 10 explain the Sadguru's influence on a devotee's karma and attachments?

Chapter 10 teaches that the Sadguru has a profound and direct impact on a devotee's spiritual state, including their karma and attachments. The text states that by the Sadguru's mere sight, 'the knots of the heart are broken' and 'all attachment to sense objects vanishes.' Furthermore, it explicitly mentions that for devoted bhaktas, both their accumulated (Sanchit) and current (Kriyaman) karmas are destroyed. This liberation from karmic debt and worldly attachment is given effortlessly by the Guru, who, upon seeing the devotion and faith of his followers, places Knowledge (Samvitti) and liberation (Moksha) in their hands, as described in Chapter 10.