The text compares a disciple's love for a Guru to a devoted wife's love for her husband. Can you explain this analogy in more detail?

The analogy of a devoted wife, or Pativrata, is used to illustrate the ideal love a disciple should have for their Guru. As described in Chapter 45, a chaste and devoted wife has a steady heart, boundless and singular love for her husband, and considers him her only lifelong support. She respects others but never entertains the thought of another man as her husband. Similarly, a disciple should feel this same singular, unwavering devotion toward the Guru's feet. However, Chapter 45 also notes that while this is a powerful metaphor, the love for a Guru is actually without limits, and its true greatness is known only to the genuine disciple.