How does Chapter 15 use the analogy of a mother cat and her kittens to explain the relationship between Sai Baba and his devotees?

In Chapter 15, the relationship between the Guru and devotees is beautifully illustrated through the analogy of a mother cat and her kittens. The text describes how the kittens, representing the devotees, eagerly run to their mother, the Guru, to cling to her. The mother cat might initially growl, seeming annoyed, which can be likened to the Guru testing a devotee's patience. However, as the kittens persist with love, the mother cat forgets her annoyance, lies down, and allows milk to flow, symbolizing the Guru's grace being showered upon the persistent and loving devotee. This entire dynamic is a central description within Chapter 15.