Beyond material offerings, what does a Guru truly expect from a disciple, based on the disciple's account in Chapter 19?

The account in Chapter 19 reveals that a Guru's expectations transcend material wealth. The Guru in the story had no desire for money, but instead sought specific inner qualities from the disciple. The text highlights that even a powerful Guru "expects only the disciple's wisdom; strong faith at the Guru’s feet and the strength of courage which is patience." The disciple’s subsequent experience shows that the Guru also valued intense, loving focus. The disciple states, "I would gaze at my Guru's face with love day and night... There was no meditation without him, no other goal; he was my only constant contemplation." This suggests the Guru desires the disciple's unwavering faith, patience, and single-pointed devotion above all else.