According to Chapter 36, how does Sai Baba interact with the world and his followers despite having 'no name or village'?

Chapter 36 explains that although Sai Baba may have 'no name or village,' his divine influence is vast and powerful. The text states he stays 'distant and detached from his name' but causes various events to occur. He can bestow his grace, showing devotees various forms and creating inconceivable events. For those who sing hymns to him or grasp him through meditation, he ensures they never lack anything and protects them completely. He calls out to the poor and weak, fulfilling the desires of all, demonstrating his active engagement in redeeming infinite beings.