Analyze the psychological dynamic between the Guru and devotee as presented in the kitten analogy within Chapter 15.

Chapter 15 presents a nuanced psychological dynamic through the analogy of the mother cat and her kittens. This metaphor suggests that the path to the Guru is not always one of immediate, simple acceptance. The mother cat's initial growl represents a potential test or a period where the Guru may appear distant or stern, causing the devotee (the kitten) to pause. This tests the devotee's resolve. However, the kittens' persistent, loving effort to 'swarm around her and cling to her again' signifies unwavering faith and yearning. The turning point is when this persistent love overcomes the initial sternness, causing affection (milk) to flow. As described in Chapter 15, this implies that the Guru's grace is not passively received but is actively drawn out by the devotee's sincere and relentless love and devotion, transforming an apparent aloofness into abundant, affectionate nourishment.