How does the text describe the ideal devotion of a disciple using the analogy of a devoted wife?

Chapter 45 explains the ideal Guru-disciple bond by using the powerful metaphor of a chaste and devoted wife, or 'Pativrata'. Just as a devoted wife respects her in-laws and family but keeps her heart steadily focused on her husband as her only lifelong support, a disciple should feel a singular, boundless love for their Guru's feet. This text clarifies that while she may interact with others, her love for her husband is exclusive, and she would never consider another man in his place. In the same way, a disciple's devotion to their Guru should be singular and all-encompassing, recognizing the Guru as their ultimate spiritual support.