How does Chapter 27 explain the connection between faith in the Guru, overcoming worldly illusion (Maya), and achieving higher spiritual states?

Chapter 27 establishes a clear causal link between faith in the Guru and spiritual advancement. It posits that the subsiding of the six passions and the emergence of supreme love and the eight sattvic emotions cannot occur without ultimate faith in the Guru's feet. The text identifies worldly attachments—body, home, family—as momentary Maya, a vain illusion. To overcome this entanglement, one must surrender to Sai with singular devotion. The chapter suggests that the Vedas and Shastras have given up trying to find the end of Maya, but the one who, through the Guru's grace, sees God in all beings will surely be saved.