The text mentions that where love exists, 'liberation stands behind.' Can you elaborate on how unwavering faith leads to love and ultimately to liberation, based on Chapter 48?

Chapter 48 outlines a clear spiritual progression starting with unwavering faith. It posits that faith ('Bhava') is the absolute prerequisite, because 'love does not arise without faith.' Once faith is established, deep and uninterrupted love can blossom. This love is considered so powerful that devotion, peace, and detachment naturally reside where it is present. The text then makes the profound statement that liberation, along with its own wealth, 'stands behind' this state of love. This implies that liberation is not a goal to be actively pursued but a natural and effortless consequence of cultivating pure faith that matures into all-encompassing love.