Based on the teachings in Chapter 48, what are the qualities of a Sadguru's abode and their personal attitude towards others?

Chapter 48 of the Sai Satcharitra provides a description of a Sadguru's environment and demeanor. The place of a Sadguru is identified as a "storehouse of supreme peace," notable for its complete lack of pride in scholarship. In this space, and in the Sadguru's view, "the small and the great are treated as equals." This egalitarian and humble attitude extends to their personal mindset; a true Sadguru is free from the egoism of thinking the Guru is great while the disciple is insignificant. Instead, they see the disciple as the Supreme Brahman, demonstrating a truly selfless state.