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

Chapter 48 paints a picture of a Sadguru's profound selflessness and humility towards their disciples. A true Sadguru is described as being completely free from the egoism of thinking the Guru is great and the disciple is insignificant. Instead, they consider the disciple as a form of the Supreme Brahman and have a fatherly love for them. The text emphasizes that a Sadguru never even dreams of receiving service from a disciple but is instead willing to sacrifice their own body for the disciple's sake. As highlighted in Chapter 48, such a master does not desire their own livelihood from the disciple, making them the most superior in the world.