According to Sai Baba's teachings, what are the specific benefits and virtues associated with practicing patience, or 'Saburi'?

In Chapter 19, patience (Saburi) is extolled as a powerful virtue with numerous benefits. It is equated with courage that helps one overcome heavy burdens and is described as the 'manliness of men.' The practice of patience is said to ward off sin, distress, and poverty, avert calamities, and push away fear and dread. Furthermore, patience is considered a 'mine of virtues' and the 'queen of the King of Good Thoughts,' which brings a share of success and causes calamity to flee. The text emphasizes that a life lived without patience, regardless of one's scholarly or virtuous status, is ultimately in vain.