What does Chapter 46 say about the power of chanting Sai's name and surrendering to him? What are the results of this practice?

According to Chapter 46, surrendering one's body, speech, and mind at Sai's feet and constantly chanting his name is a powerful spiritual practice that washes away sins. The text describes it as an easy remedy that fulfills the wishes of those with desires while granting the home of self-bliss to the desireless. The chapter further elaborates that chanting Sai's name destroys the negative qualities of 'Rajas' (passion) and 'Tamas' (ignorance), while gradually increasing 'Sattva' (purity). This leads to an awakening of one's righteous disposition (Dharma), which in turn brings detachment and self-knowledge. A key sign that one's mind is surrendered is an inclination towards peace and thriving in complete devotion.