Based on the story of Kaka and Dharamsee, what can we learn about the proper way to approach a Guru like Sai Baba?

Chapter 35 offers several insights into approaching a Guru. Firstly, it suggests that one should not go 'empty-handed to the door of God, a priest, or a Guru,' as exemplified by Kaka bringing an offering of grapes. More profoundly, the story of Boss Dharamsee warns against approaching with a 'clinical scrutiny' and an ego-filled mind. Dharamsee's internal judgment and doubt only led to inner turmoil. The narrative implies that the correct path is to become 'egoless and rolling at his feet,' which allows one to 'enjoy the festival of happiness.' True connection is found through surrender and obedience, not through intellectual testing of the Guru.