Based on Chapter 37, what are some key attributes of a Satguru and the desired impact he has on a devotee?

Chapter 37 portrays a Satguru as a figure of profound spiritual stature and conduct. He is described as a celibate (Urdhvareta) who holds a sense of brotherhood with men and treats women as his sisters or mothers. His actions are so profound that those who try to understand their cause eventually become exhausted and can only sit in amazement. The text expresses the hope that in the company of such a Satguru, the wisdom a devotee obtains will remain steady and unshakable. Furthermore, it is hoped that the devotee's spirit of service will greatly increase, unwavering devotion will be fixed at the Satguru's feet, and they will learn to see Divinity in all beings.