The provided text contrasts different spiritual seekers. How does it differentiate the approach of a devotee from that of a knowledgeable scholar?

Chapter 32 explains that the knowledgeable scholar, or Jnani, is often blinded by the pride of their knowledge and ego, believing themselves to be God by stating, "Who else is God besides me?". In contrast, the devotee avoids this pride. A devotee binds themselves completely to the Lord with body, mind, and wealth, attributing all actions and outcomes to God's will. They place all doership on the Lord and accept extreme humility, remaining entirely God-dependent without any sense of personal capability or independence.