What is the supreme attainment for a devotee as described in Chapter 50, and how does this view contrast with the traditional goal of liberation?

Chapter 50 presents a unique perspective on the ultimate spiritual goal. It explicitly states a lack of desire for the 'four types of liberation,' which are often considered the pinnacle of spiritual pursuit. Instead, the chapter declares that the 'supreme attainment' is to have 'steady devotion to Sai firmly attached.' The text reasons that since 'we were never bound in the first place,' the concept of liberation is secondary. The primary focus is the awakening of devotion to the Saint, as this act alone is what truly purifies the heart and brings one closer to the divine.