Describe the author's analogy of a mother and child, and how it relates to the love of a Sadguru like Sai Baba.

The author, in Chapter 3, uses the beautiful analogy of a mother and child to explain the nature of a Sadguru's love. He notes that a mother understands her child's hunger and provides her breast without the child even having to ask. The child is completely unaware of the mother's labor in giving birth or the value of the ornaments she places on them. The author states that the Sadguru's doing is similar; like a compassionate mother, the Sadguru knows and fulfills the devotee's needs out of pure, selfless affection, a rare kind of love that others cannot provide.