What did Sai Baba teach about the paths of Devotion (Bhakti) and Knowledge (Jnana)?

Sai Baba taught that while Knowledge (Jnana) is the greatest of all paths, the path of Devotion (Bhakti) is more suitable for the common person. In Chapter 19, he uses an analogy to clarify this, comparing Jnana to a Ramphal (Bullock's heart fruit) and Bhakti to a Sitaphal (Custard apple). The path of Knowledge is difficult and requires immense patience, like waiting for a Ramphal to ripen perfectly on the tree. In contrast, the path of Devotion is described as an easy, juicy, and sweet means, like a Sitaphal, which requires little effort but is invaluable. Because of its accessibility, Baba, the 'Cloud of Mercy,' mostly explained Devotion to his disciples.