How does Sai Baba, as a Sadguru, approach the task of teaching ignorant people, based on the insights from Chapter 16?

Chapter 16 provides a fascinating insight into the Sadguru's teaching methodology. It explains that Sai Baba imparts knowledge to the ignorant by metaphorically "donning the cloak of ignorance" himself. This suggests that he meets people at their own level of understanding and consciousness. By doing so, he can provide "sweet instruction" without transgressing the boundaries of proper conduct or overwhelming the student. This compassionate and gentle approach, as described in Chapter 16, allows him to effectively guide devotees out of their ignorance and onto the path of spiritual awareness and self-bliss.