What are the primary praises and invocations offered to the Sadguru at the beginning of Chapter 22?

The start of Chapter 22 is marked by a series of reverent invocations and praises dedicated to the Sadguru, Sainath. After initial obeisance to deities like Lord Ganesh and Goddess Saraswati, the text hails the Sadguru with "Victory to the Sadguru, the embodiment of bliss!" He is described as "the form of knowledge, the supreme purifier." Furthermore, Chapter 22 praises him as the "destroyer of the fear of worldly existence" and the "burner of the sins of Kali-yuga." These powerful descriptions establish the Guru's supreme, divine status and his role as a savior and guide for humanity, setting a devotional tone for the rest of the chapter.