What advice does Chapter 33 give about acting on our good intentions?

Chapter 33 gives clear advice regarding our initial good thoughts. It states that the mind is full of resolves and counter-resolves, but when a good inclination arises, it should be maintained and nurtured, as this is what proves beneficial. It warns that we are often devoted to verbal promises but then hesitate when it is time to give, causing our spirit to become downcast. The text uses the story of Appasaheb's hesitation and contrasts it with the ideal of acting on one's word. The chapter concludes by affirming that Sai is capable of granting the worldly and spiritual desires of any devotee who maintains undivided faith and acts on their good intentions.