The text criticizes half-hearted worship. What are some examples of this, and what constitutes true devotion to Sai?

Chapter 45 provides vivid examples of superficial devotion, describing it as merely looking at an idol with the eyes while the speech remains locked, or hearing Sai's praise while the tongue is preoccupied with the sweet taste of mangoes. True devotion, in contrast, is defined as devotion to Sai with all senses. It is a state where one cannot bear to be separated from Sai for even a moment. This requires a genuine detachment from worldly desires, such as the craving for soft beds, and a singular focus on God, which is described as the true state of worship.