What is the significance of surrendering to the Sadguru's feet as described in Chapter 27?

According to Chapter 27, holding firmly to the feet of the Sadguru is an act of profound spiritual significance. It is considered equivalent to bowing to the Trinity of Brahma and others and is a salutation to the Supreme Brahman itself. The text poetically states that by sitting hidden at the Guru's feet, all gods are found at the base. This singular act of devotion is so powerful that it is compared to taking a dip in an ocean that achieves the merit of all pilgrimage sites, underscoring that complete surrender to the Guru is a supreme spiritual practice.