What does Hemadpant reveal about the importance of remembering the Guru at the end of Chapter 37?

At the conclusion of the chapter on the Chavadi procession, Hemadpant shares a profound insight into spiritual practice. As recorded in Chapter 37, he states that the "Constant remembrance of the Guru is one's own interest; that itself is Hemad's personal spiritual goal." He further elaborates that by bowing to the Guru's feet, one finds fulfillment, as all four goals of life, the Purusharthas, are contained within that single act of devotion. This underscores the idea that remembering and revering the Guru is not merely a ritual but the very key to achieving life's ultimate purposes.