If the Sadguru is an 'ocean of Truth, Consciousness, and Bliss,' why does he enjoy rituals, according to Chapter 16?

Chapter 16 presents a nuanced view on the role of rituals. It first establishes that the Sadguru, being an "ocean of Truth, Consciousness, and Bliss," has no inherent need for or regard for "outward rituals" in themselves. However, the chapter immediately qualifies this by explaining that when rituals are performed with sincere faith, "He enjoys them with deep satisfaction." This teaching in Chapter 16 illustrates that the Guru is not responding to the ritual itself, but to the devotee's sincere faith and love expressed through the ritual. The external act becomes a cherished vehicle for the internal feeling of devotion.