What is the path to liberation for a 'blessed seeker' as outlined in Chapter 45?

Chapter 45 details a specific path for a 'blessed seeker of liberation.' This path begins with the practice of discrimination between the eternal (Brahman) and the transient (the world). The seeker must then renounce the desire for the fruits of their actions in this life and the next, and cultivate six-fold virtues like calmness and self-control. The text emphasizes the importance of self-confidence and giving up hope in others for spiritual attainment. The core of the practice, as described in this chapter, is to renounce the transient world, which gives rise to dispassion (Vairagya), and to meditate solely on the Guru, who is understood to be the true Brahman. This constancy of feeling is the means to achieve the spiritual goal.