In Chapter 50, what does the author prioritize over the traditional four types of liberation, and what does this reveal about the ultimate spiritual goal presented?

Chapter 50 presents a nuanced perspective on spiritual attainment, prioritizing devotion over formal liberation. The author explicitly states, 'The four types of liberation like Salokata—we have no desire for them.' Instead, the prayer is for 'steady devotion to Sai to be firmly attached,' which is hailed as the supreme attainment. The chapter further reasons that since we were 'never bound in the first place,' the concept of liberation is secondary. The ultimate goal, therefore, is the awakening of devotion to a Saint, as this is the path that truly purifies the heart and leads to fulfillment.