Chapter 15 presents an analogy of a mother cat and her kittens. What is this analogy meant to illustrate about the relationship between Sai and His devotees?

The analogy of the mother cat and her kittens in Chapter 15 serves to illustrate the dynamic of a loving devotee's relationship with Sai, particularly in the context of Sai granting His vision. The chapter describes how kittens run to their mother, who may initially growl in annoyance, but her maternal love quickly takes over. She forgets her irritation and affectionately allows them to cling to her as milk begins to flow. This beautifully symbolizes how devotees eagerly approach Sai. He might appear stern or distant at first, but like the mother cat, His underlying nature is one of immense love and compassion. He ultimately relents, granting His grace and vision to His persistent and loving followers.