Chapter 46 extols the greatness of devotion to the Guru, outlining several profound benefits. It asserts that one who possesses such heartfelt devotion will lack nothing, and whatever they desire in their heart will be obtained without effort. The text claims that Peace, Detachment, and Fame always remain under the control of such devotion. Furthermore, this chapter makes the bold statement that for such a devotee, the state of Brahman-realization serves them like a maid-servant, and they do not even need to ask for liberation. It emphasizes that surrendering one's body, speech, and mind at the Guru's feet and chanting his name washes away sins and fulfills all types of desires, from worldly wishes to the ultimate goal of self-bliss.
What are the primary benefits and outcomes of having true devotion to the Guru, as described in Chapter 46?
📖 Chapter 46