According to Chapter 19, how is the act of trying to describe Sai Baba similar to worshipping the Sun or the ocean?

Chapter 19 explains that the author's desire to give a form and shape to the Supreme Reality, Sai, is like a devotee performing Aarti to the immensely powerful Sun with just a small wick or offering a palmful of water back to the vast ocean. While these acts might seem insignificant or inappropriate at first glance, the chapter clarifies that great powers like the Sun and the ocean look at the devotee's faith, not the scale of the offering. Their goal is to honor the devotee's pure intention and devotion, not to judge the action itself.