What specific praises and salutations for the Sadguru are mentioned at the beginning of Chapter 22?

The opening of Chapter 22 is a powerful invocation filled with praise for the Sadguru. After initial obeisance to Lord Ganesh and other deities, the chapter proclaims, "Victory to the Sadguru, the embodiment of bliss!" The Sadguru is hailed as the "form of knowledge, the supreme purifier," the "destroyer of the fear of worldly existence," and the "burner of the sins of Kali-yuga." Furthermore, Chapter 22 describes the Guru as an "ocean of bliss" upon which various mental tendencies arise and are restrained. These salutations establish the Guru's supreme, divine status as the one who controls illusion and grants liberation.