What does the Satcharitra say about the power of a Guru's grace to alleviate a devotee's worldly pains, like hunger and thirst?

Chapter 35 of the Shri Sai Satcharitra beautifully illustrates how a Guru's grace can transcend worldly suffering. It uses the metaphor of young tortoises who are nourished simply by their mother's glance, without needing physical food. Similarly, the author states that devotees of Sai have 'not been thirsty, hungry, or exhausted, but have always remained satisfied.' Chapter 35 emphasizes that the happiness derived from just one glance from the Guru is so profound that it takes away all thirst and hunger. This demonstrates that the Guru's grace provides a deeper form of sustenance that addresses the root of desire and suffering, making physical deprivations feel insignificant.