How does Chapter 46 describe the supreme power and rewards of sincere devotion to the Guru?

Chapter 46 extols the supreme power of devotion when it is performed with heart and soul. It asserts that such devotion brings Peace, Detachment, and Fame under its control, suggesting complete mastery over one's inner and outer worlds. The chapter goes on to state that for such a devotee, even the lofty state of Brahman-realization serves like a maid-servant. In this state of supreme devotion, one does not even need to ask for liberation, and holy pilgrimages are said to come and touch the feet of the devotee, signifying the ultimate spiritual attainment through love for the Guru.