Can you explain the analogy in Chapter 11 about the flower, nectar, and bee?

The analogy in Chapter 11 of the Sai Satcharitra explains the process of spiritual awakening through devotion to a manifest (Saguna) Guru. The text posits that without meditating on the manifest form, loving devotion cannot arise, and the mind remains like an unopened flower bud. The chapter states that unless this bud blooms, its pericarp will have no fragrance. Consequently, it will produce no nectar, and no bee will be attracted to it. In this metaphor, the blooming flower is the opened mind, the fragrance and nectar represent spiritual realization and bliss, and the bee symbolizes the state of being absorbed in that divine experience. It teaches that devotion to the Saguna Guru is the catalyst that allows the mind to 'bloom'.