How is the Satguru described in this chapter, and what aspirations should a devotee have in his company?

As per the descriptions in Chapter 37, the Satguru is a celibate (Urdhvareta) who holds brotherhood with men and treats women as His sisters or mothers. His actions are so profound that those who try to understand their cause become exhausted and can only sit in amazement. In the presence of such a Guru, a devotee should aspire for their wisdom to remain steady and unshakable. The goal is for the spirit of service to increase greatly, to fix unwavering devotion at His feet, to see Divinity in all beings, and to have eternal love for His name.