What does the author prioritize over liberation at the end of Chapter 50, and why?

At the conclusion of Chapter 50, the author Hemadpant makes a powerful statement about his spiritual priorities. He explicitly declares, 'The four types of liberation like Salokata—we have no desire for them.' Instead of seeking traditional liberation, his prayer is for 'steady devotion to Sai' to be firmly attached to his being, considering this his 'supreme attainment.' The reasoning provided in Chapter 50 is that devotion itself is the ultimate purifier. He posits that since 'we were never bound in the first place,' the concept of liberation is somewhat irrelevant. The true goal is the awakening of devotion to a Saint, because 'by that alone the heart becomes pure.'