How does Chapter 52 explain the path from worshipping Baba's form to realizing the formless Self?

Chapter 52 details a philosophical progression from the tangible to the abstract. It posits that the formless Absolute, or Parabrahma, is entirely difficult to understand directly. Therefore, the path begins with the Saguna, or the divine with form. The chapter advises meditating immensely on Sai's physical form. Through this intense meditation, the subtle nature of the true Self will begin to manifest as the attachment to the physical form (Saguna) naturally vanishes. In this way, Sai Baba, through the power of love, showed his devotees His form and mysteriously led them toward the supreme goal of liberation, helping them realize the formless Self while still in their bodies.