According to the text, should a Guru's instructions be kept secret? What justification is provided?

Chapter 18 directly addresses the idea that a Guru's teachings given to one person should not be told to others, dismissing this notion as 'merely imaginary and a meaningless fuss.' The chapter argues that not only direct instructions but even those received in dreams should be shared with everyone for their enlightenment. As proof, the text cites the example of the sage Budhakaushika, who narrated his dream-vision of the Ram Raksha initiation to all. This demonstrates the principle that the Guru's wisdom is meant to be shared widely, much like rain clouds shower water on everyone.