How does Chapter 25 describe the relationship between a Sadguru and a devotee?

Chapter 25 emphasizes a relationship built on unwavering devotion and divine grace. It states that Sai Baba, the supreme embodiment of mercy, desires "one-pointed devotion" from his followers. In return, a devotee who is faithful lacks nothing in attaining their desires. The chapter even quotes Krishna's words to Uddhava: "The Sadguru is indeed My own form." This highlights the divine status of the Guru. As per Chapter 25, when a devotee has one-pointed faith, the Sadguru, like an "Ocean of Mercy," actively wards off their misfortunes, removes their suffering, and grants their desired objects, showing a reciprocal bond of love and protection.