The text mentions that faith in the Sadguru can 'strike a nail over the lines of destiny.' What other transformative effects of the Guru's grace are described in Chapter 10?

In addition to the powerful statement that faith in the Sadguru can change one's fate, described as striking "a nail over the lines of destiny," Chapter 10 details several other profound transformative effects of His grace. It explains that with the Guru as a boatman, devotees can cross over the three types of miseries—physical, mental, and divine. For those whose service is pure, the entire worldly existence (Samsara) is completely destroyed. Furthermore, the Guru's sight alone has the power to break the knots of the heart, eliminate all attachment to sense objects, and destroy both accumulated and current karmas, ultimately leading to the effortless attainment of liberation.