According to the text, what is the unavoidable duty of a saint like Sai Nath, and what happens to those who seek refuge in Him?

The source material in Chapter 30 makes it clear that the primary and unavoidable task for saints is the uplifting of their own devotees. Sai Nath, being the Acharya or teacher among saints, is not exempt from this sacred duty. For those who have held onto His feet, the chapter states that they achieve the dissolution of all their sins. This act of seeking refuge marks the dawn of past good impressions, or samskaras, making their spiritual path fearless and free from obstacles, as mentioned in these verses.