How does the Sai Satcharitra explain the relationship between the concepts of 'Sakara' and 'Nirakara' in Chapter 11?

In Chapter 11, the text provides a philosophical explanation of the relationship between the manifest ('Sakara', with form) and the unmanifest ('Nirakara', formless). It asserts that these two are not different from each other; the formed and the formless are one. To illustrate this profound concept, the chapter uses the analogy of ghee. When frozen, ghee has a solid form, but when melted, it is liquid and formless; yet, in both states, it is still fundamentally ghee. Similarly, the text teaches that Saguna (the manifest divine, like the Guru) and Nirguna (the formless Absolute) are one and the same essence that pervades the entire universe.