According to Chapter 11, what is the proper way to worship the Guru and what is the ultimate result of such devotion?

Chapter 11 of the Sai Satcharitra outlines a specific approach to Guru-worship. It advises that faith in the Guru's word should be our 'seat,' and we should renounce all worldly desires to perform this worship with resolve. The chapter suggests that the Guru exists in various forms of worship, including idols, fire, light, the sun, and water. The ultimate outcome of this practice is profound. As described in Chapter 11, by holding the Guru's feet with total devotion, a wondrous transformation occurs where the Guru himself 'fluctuates as the Supreme Brahman.' This implies that dedicated worship of the manifest Guru is the very path through which the devotee can experience the Supreme, formless reality.