What does it mean when Chapter 16 describes the Sadguru as 'Aptakama,' and how does this relate to a devotee's offerings?

In Chapter 16, the term 'Aptakama' is used to describe the Sadguru, meaning he is one whose desires are already fulfilled and is thus desireless. As an ocean of Truth, Consciousness, and Bliss, he has no need for external rituals or material offerings. However, the chapter clarifies that this does not mean he rejects a devotee's service. The Sadguru accepts offerings made with sincere faith, not for his own sake, but to fulfill the devotee's desire to serve and to guide them toward becoming desireless themselves. Conversely, any offering made with pride is immediately rejected, highlighting that the inner state of the devotee is all that matters.