How does the Sadguru impart knowledge to the ignorant, according to the teaching methods described in Chapter 16?

Chapter 16 reveals a subtle and compassionate teaching methodology used by the Sadguru. It states that He imparts knowledge to the ignorant by sometimes 'donning the cloak of ignorance' himself. This suggests that he might feign a lack of knowledge or act in a simple manner to make his teachings more accessible and relatable to the devotee. By doing so, he creates a comfortable space for learning. The chapter also notes that he gives 'sweet instruction' without transgressing the boundaries of proper conduct, indicating a gentle, skillful, and respectful approach to guiding his followers onto the right path, as explained in Chapter 16.