Can you explain the analogy of the mother cat and her kittens as used in Chapter 15 to describe the relationship between Sai and his devotees?

The fifteenth chapter of the Shri Sai Satcharitra uses a powerful analogy of a mother cat and her kittens to illustrate the dynamic between a Guru like Sai and his devotees. In this metaphor, the kittens represent loving devotees who eagerly run to their mother, the Guru, seeking closeness and nourishment. The mother cat might initially seem annoyed and growl, causing the kittens to pause momentarily. However, as the kittens persist in their loving attempts to cling to her, her heart melts. As described in Chapter 15, milk begins to flow, and she forgets her initial sternness, spreading herself on the ground with affection. This beautifully symbolizes how a Guru, even if appearing distant or stern at first, ultimately yields to the persistent love of devotees and showers them with grace and spiritual nourishment.