The text mentions that remembering the Guru is the 'best of all means (Sadhana)'. What benefits does Chapter 10 attribute to this practice?

Chapter 10 strongly advocates for the practice of remembering the Guru. It declares this remembrance to be the best Sadhana, costing nothing yet yielding immense results. The text states that by the "mere remembrance" of the Guru, who is devoted to the welfare of all, the difficult "knot of birth and death is untied." This implies that the cycle of reincarnation can be overcome through this simple yet powerful practice. The chapter emphasizes that with little effort, great fruit is obtained, and everything comes easily into one's hands, making it a highly effective and accessible spiritual path for a devotee.