Based on the provided text, what is the relationship between God, the universe, and the Guru?

The text presents a complex, non-dual relationship between God, the universe, and the Guru. Chapter 3 explains that the "entire moving and unmoving universe is truly the form of God," but also that God is transcendent, existing "even beyond the universe." The Guru, in this context, is the supreme manifestation of God that a devotee can engage with. The text notes that while there are many places for worship, "compared to all, the Guru is supreme." This is exemplified by the fact that even Krishna, the complete Brahman, revered his Guru, Sandipani. Baba himself is presented as the puppeteer of the divine string, the creator, sustainer, and destroyer, indicating that the Guru is a direct, accessible form of the ultimate reality that is both immanent in the world and transcendent beyond it.