What does Baba say about his relationship with his true devotees?

Baba describes an inseparable, non-dual relationship with his most sincere followers. In Chapter 19, he teaches that those who worship him with an undivided heart and without any desire, day and night, are his very self, with no sense of duality between them. To illustrate this profound unity, he uses several analogies: "Can jaggery remain separate from its sweetness? Can the ocean be separate from its waves? Can the eye remain without light? So is the innocent devotee without me." This shows that the bond is as fundamental and intrinsic as sweetness is to jaggery.