According to Chapter 41, what six attributes make Shri Sai a 'perfect God,' and what comparison is made?

In the text of Chapter 41, Shri Sai is described as the "perfect God" due to the presence of six specific divine attributes. These qualities are explicitly listed as Success, Prosperity, Generosity, Knowledge, Peace, and Detachment. The chapter states that it is through these six attributes that Shri Sai is considered to be "just like Hari [Lord Vishnu] in full majesty," drawing a direct parallel between the saint and a principal deity in the Hindu pantheon. The author of Chapter 41 then marvels at the good fortune of receiving Sai's Darshan, emphasizing that Sai is compassionate by nature toward the humble, even when they lack formal devotion or rituals.