What warning does the text provide about the dangers of argumentation and dualistic thinking?

The text delivers a stern warning against a mind preoccupied with argumentation. Chapter 2 details Sai Baba's perspective on this, stating, 'Where there is a mind for argumentation, there is abundance of ignorance and Maya.' Such a mindset is described as lacking purity and being filled with bad thoughts and false logic, rendering a person unfit for self-knowledge. This path leads only to unhappiness in both this world and the next. Baba explicitly advises against trying to establish one's own side, refute others, or engage in dualistic explanations, deeming such efforts as useless.