How does this chapter describe the qualities of a Satguru and the benefits of his company?

Chapter 37 portrays the Satguru as a being whose form is unfathomable and whose actions can exhaust those who try to understand their cause. He is described as a lifelong celibate (Urdhvareta) who holds a sense of brotherhood with men and treats women as His own sisters or mothers. Being in the company of such a Satguru offers profound benefits. The text prays that the wisdom obtained from him may remain unshakable, that the spirit of service may increase greatly, and that unwavering devotion becomes fixed at His feet, ultimately leading one to see divinity in all beings.