What are the main teachings and stories in Chapter 16 of Sai Satcharitra?

Chapter 16 of the Sai Satcharitra presents a profound depiction of the Sadguru's nature and the ideal disciple's path. It portrays the Guru as a 'King of Kings' on a 'throne of peace,' emphasizing his state of Self-Bliss. The chapter teaches that a disciple must approach the Guru with sincere faith and humility, as the Guru accepts even a simple leaf offered with love but turns away from pride. It warns against using 'cleverness' in service and stresses the importance of complete surrender. Ultimately, as Chapter 16 explains, the Guru is the most generous giver, capable of bestowing the 'Unthinkable Object'—Brahman—upon a devoted follower.