Who is the writer of this book trying to appeal to, and what's the main point of this chapter?

The author clarifies that the book's focus is on what pleases the general public, deliberately moving beyond personal differences of opinion regarding what might be considered logical or illogical. As stated in Chapter 17, the primary purpose and direction of this particular chapter is the determination of the principle of Brahman. This principle is likened to a sturdy boat that will carry the devotee across the turbulent ocean of worldly existence. The ultimate goal is for the reader to take refuge in that Sai, who is the embodiment of Brahman as bliss.