What aspirations does the narrator express in Chapter 37 after observing the greatness of a Satguru like Sai Baba?

In Chapter 37, the narrator, deeply moved by the presence of a Satguru like Sai Baba, expresses several heartfelt aspirations for their own spiritual journey. They pray that the wisdom obtained in the Guru's company remains steady and unshakable until death. The narrator also wishes for their spirit of service to grow immensely and for unwavering devotion to be fixed at the Guru's feet. A key aspiration mentioned in Chapter 37 is the desire to see Divinity in all beings and to have an eternal love for chanting the Lord's name. These prayers reflect a desire not for heavenly pleasures, but for steadfast devotion, service, and the realization of oneness.