Should a Guru's instructions be kept secret? What was Baba's approach to sharing teachings?

The idea that a Guru's teachings should be kept secret is dismissed in Chapter 18 as an "imaginary and meaningless fuss." The text argues that not only direct instructions but even those received in dreams should be shared for the enlightenment of all, citing the sage Budhakaushika as proof. The Guru is compared to rain clouds showering bliss, which should not be bottled up but partaken of freely. Baba's own method was not secret; it is compared to a mother's affectionate care. He would openly and lovingly fulfill the desires of His devotees, demonstrating that His way was accessible and meant to be shared.