How does Chapter 45 describe the power and mercy of the Guru in a devotee's life?

According to Chapter 45, the power of the Guru is paramount, even surpassing the ultimate spiritual goal of Moksha (liberation). The text explicitly states that by serving the holy water from the Guru's feet, Moksha can unknowingly enter a devotee's home. This illustrates the idea that devotion to the Guru is a direct path to the highest attainment. Furthermore, Chapter 45 highlights the transformative effect of the Guru's grace, explaining that if the Guru becomes merciful, a devotee's worldly life becomes happy. In a powerful assertion of this grace, the chapter notes that the impossible becomes possible, and the Guru can ferry a soul across the ocean of worldly existence in a single moment.