What powerful metaphors does Chapter 3 use to illustrate the nature of Sainath's love and grace towards his devotees?

Chapter 3 beautifully illustrates the nature of Sai's grace using two key metaphors. The author, feeling he is merely a pretext for Sai's work, first compares Sai's love to that of a 'motherly cow' who 'feels a surge of milk' and cannot withhold it from her calf, emphasizing that this outpouring of love is a natural, unstoppable habit for Sai. The second metaphor describes Sai as a 'cloud of joy (mother)' that rains down to fulfill the hope of the author, who is likened to a 'Chataka bird.' This imagery conveys how Sainath's grace quenches the devotee's spiritual thirst and satisfies them intensely, highlighting the compassionate and nurturing aspect of the Guru's love.