How does Chapter 11 explain the relationship between Saguna (manifest) and Nirguna (unmanifest) worship in the context of Sai Baba's teachings?

Chapter 11 provides a detailed explanation of the relationship between Saguna and Nirguna worship. It posits that understanding the manifest (Saguna) form is much easier for a devotee and is a necessary first step. The text states that without meditating on the Saguna form, true devotion cannot manifest. As chapter 11 clarifies, once love for the Saguna is firmly established, the realization of the Nirguna, or the formless, naturally follows. It uses the analogy of ghee, which is called ghee whether it is frozen (with form) or melted (formless), to illustrate that Saguna and Nirguna are two aspects of the same reality. Baba himself employed various methods to help devotees transition from his physical form to an understanding of his eternal, unmanifest nature.