Based on Chapter 16, how does the Sadguru view a disciple's offerings and desire to serve?

Chapter 16 teaches a profound lesson about the dynamic between a Guru and a disciple regarding service and offerings. The text states that the Sadguru is always "Aptakama," meaning one whose desires are already fulfilled, so he does not need anything from a disciple. Instead, the Guru fulfills the disciple's own innate desire to serve, and in doing so, makes the disciple desireless. The chapter emphasizes that the motive behind an offering is paramount. If a simple leaf or flower is offered with sincere faith, Baba accepts it with great love. However, if an offering is made with pride, He is said to turn His face away, showing that sincere faith is valued far more than outward rituals or the material value of the offering.