What is the relationship between meditating on Sai's physical form (Saguna) and understanding the formless Absolute (Nirguna) as detailed in Chapter 52?

Chapter 52 presents a nuanced approach to understanding the divine. It acknowledges that the Parabrahma, which is without attributes (Nirguna), is entirely difficult for most people to grasp directly. Therefore, it posits that meditating immensely on Sai's physical form (Saguna) is a crucial and effective practice. The text explains that without first entering the Saguna form, the light of the true Self cannot be known. By focusing devotion on Sai's physical manifestation, the subtle nature of the Self will eventually manifest as the attachment to the form itself (the Saguna) vanishes. In this way, as Chapter 52 describes, Sai mysteriously leads his faithful devotees toward the supreme goal of realizing the formless Absolute.