Can you explain the analogy of the mother cat and her kittens presented in Chapter 15?

Certainly. Chapter 15 employs a poignant analogy to explain the dynamic between Sai and his loving devotees. In this comparison, the devotees are like kittens who persistently run towards their mother cat to cling to her, even if she initially growls in annoyance. The kittens' unwavering love and persistence eventually cause the mother to relent, forget her growling, and affectionately offer her milk. The text in Chapter 15 uses this to illustrate how Sai, being pleased by the unwavering and loving persistence of His devotees, ultimately grants them His vision and grace, overlooking any initial hesitance.