How does Chapter 20 explain its connection to the previous chapter regarding Das Ganu and a maidservant?

Chapter 20 explicitly establishes its connection to the preceding chapter to ensure narrative continuity. The text reminds the reader that at the end of the previous chapter, it was mentioned that Baba would explain the meaning of a scripture (Shruti) through a maidservant. Chapter 20 then picks up this thread by identifying the person with the scriptural doubt as Das Ganu, who was perplexed by the Ishavasya Upanishad. The chapter states that when Das Ganu brought his doubt to Baba, the Satguru cryptically said, "The resolution of this doubt of yours will be done by the maidservant at Kaka’s house." This forms the direct link and sets the stage for the main story of the chapter.