What does Chapter 16 say about the proper conduct and attitude for a disciple seeking the Guru's grace?

Chapter 16 of the Sai Satcharitra places great emphasis on the disciple's attitude. It states that a disciple must approach the Guru with sincere faith and humility, avoiding pride at all costs. The text warns that the Guru turns away from any offering made with pride, but accepts even a simple leaf or flower if offered with genuine love. The most crucial conduct is complete surrender to the Sadguru, as the disciple often does not know their own pitfalls. The chapter advises against 'cleverness' (Chaturai) in service, stressing that firm faith at the Guru's feet and humble service are the only means that will not fail in attaining union with Brahman.