How does chapter 47 describe the law of Karma and the way to overcome it?

The text from Chapter 47 portrays the law of Karma as something incredibly profound and beyond human comprehension. It explicitly states, "The law of Karma is very deep; no one can comprehend it." The chapter notes that even the "highly learned are deceived" by its complexities. However, it also presents a path to liberation. According to Chapter 47, the solution lies not in intellectual understanding but in faith and devotion. It suggests that by hearing the "supremely holy" stories of Sai, the "bonds of Karma will be severed." This implies that grace and listening to divine narratives can save even the ignorant but faithful, while the learned might falter.