How does the text contrast the path of devotion with a mind inclined towards argumentation?

The text presents a stark contrast between devotion and argumentation. Chapter 2 states that where there is devotion with faith, Sai Baba is "always subservient," and listening to His stories brings bliss and true knowledge. Conversely, a mind preoccupied with argumentation is described as being full of ignorance and Maya, leading to bad thoughts and false logic. Such a person is deemed unfit for self-knowledge and is destined for unhappiness. Baba explicitly advises against engaging in dualistic explanations, refuting others, or trying to establish one's own side, calling it a "useless effort."