The Satcharitra mentions that listening to it destroys both sins and merits. What does this imply about the ultimate goal of liberation?

This statement points to a profound spiritual concept beyond conventional morality. Chapter 48 states that by listening to the Sai Satcharitra, both the listener's and the speaker's 'sins and merits are destroyed, and both become eternally liberated.' This implies that liberation is not about accumulating good karma or merit but about transcending the very cycle of duality—good and bad, sin and merit—that binds a soul to worldly existence. The text describes Sai himself as being 'beyond dualities.' Therefore, the destruction of both sins and merits signifies entering a state of non-duality, where one is no longer subject to the karmic laws of cause and effect, thus achieving the state of eternal liberation as described in Chapter 48.