What was remarkable about Radhakrishnabai's service, and what does it imply about her character?

Radhakrishnabai's service was remarkable due to her complete disregard for social status in her devotion to Baba. As Chapter 35 explains, she was a Brahmin, a class of people 'worthy of worship by all'. Yet, she undertook the service of sweeping Baba's paths, a task that could be considered menial. The text explicitly states that this 'dullness of thought never touched her faultless heart.' By waking up early and taking a broom in her own hand to clean the paths, she demonstrated profound humility and showed that her service was a pure expression of love, unconcerned with external perceptions of the work.