The chapter explores the concepts of surrender and devotion in spiritual practices, contrasting the self-effort required in traditional methods with the reliance on the grace of the divine in Bhakti. It emphasizes the idea of loving God as the primary practice, leading to stillness of the mind, self-knowledge, and enlightenment without the need for extensive meditation and yoga. The narrative underscores the significance of true devotion over mere desire for spiritual achievements, highlighting the sweetness and joy found in absorption in God through love and surrender.