According to Chapter 40, how does Sai Baba respond to the devotion of His followers, and what does it say about His presence?

Chapter 40 beautifully illustrates Sai Baba's profound love and omnipresence. The text compares His care for devotees to that of "a compassionate mother to her infant," emphasizing that He comes running to their aid wherever they may be. It highlights a key aspect of His nature: though His physical body was in Shirdi, He was not confined to it. As Chapter 40 states, He "wanders through the three worlds," indicating His ability to be present with and protect all His devotees simultaneously. This chapter also mentions that when a devotee offers food with love, it brings "supreme satisfaction to Sai," showing His responsiveness to sincere devotion.