How does Chapter 48 describe the ideal attitude and behavior of a Sadguru towards their disciples?

Chapter 48 provides a detailed description of a Sadguru's ideal disposition towards their disciples, emphasizing humility and selfless love. It states that a true Sadguru never even dreams of receiving service from a disciple but is instead willing to "sacrifice his own body for the sake of the disciple." A Sadguru is free from the ego of thinking they are great and the disciple is insignificant. As mentioned in this chapter, they view the disciple as the Supreme Brahman, have a "fatherly love" for them, treat the small and great as equals, and do not desire their own livelihood from their followers.