How does Chapter 15 use the metaphor of a mother cat and her kittens to describe the relationship between Sai and His devotees?

Chapter 15 introduces a detailed analogy of a mother cat and her kittens to illustrate how Sai responds to the prayers of His loving devotees. The text describes how kittens run with love to cling to their mother after she returns. She may initially seem annoyed and growl, causing them to pause. However, when they persist and swarm around her with love, her maternal affection takes over. As described in Chapter 15, milk begins to flow, she forgets her growling, and spreads herself on the ground for them. This metaphor depicts how Sai, though seemingly stern at first, is pleased by persistent love and graciously grants His vision.