Guru's words are beyond any logical thinking. When Kakasaheb was down with illness, Baba asked him to follow a practice that was completely opposite to the prevailing medical advice. This incident has been narrated in this chapter.
Continuing from the last chapter, this chapter narrates the incident when Sai Baba asks Kakasaheb Dixit to kill a goat and he being a Brahmin took to Baba's orders and wanted to adhere to them without any hesitation in his mind and heart. Baba graces him with the title of a "True Disciple" later on.
A Guru Bhakt is the one who always clings to his Guru and constantly yearns for his proximity. Kakasaheb Dixit was one such Guru Bhakt who always wanted to be present with Sai Baba. He made frequent visits to Shirdi to quench his thirst for spiritual wisdom and thus we was ripped apart from the worldly chaos by Baba.
This chapter discusses at length about how no Siddhis are required for any aspirant for Brahma Gyan. Sai Baba was against using any Siddhis and how he dealt with such people is portrayed in this chapter
The author first explains the characteristics of a Sadguru and how he can help His devotee to reach the destination. Such a way is shown by Sai Baba to Kakasaheb Dixit
