According to the text, why is it significant that the formless Lord assumed a physical form like Sai Baba?

The text in Chapter 49 presents a clear theological argument for the importance of a divine incarnation. It posits that if the Lord of the Universe, or 'Vishwambhara', were to remain always formless, there would be 'no benefit to us humans who have forms'. The scripture explains that by assuming a 'playful body', Sai Baba was able to perform 'Lokasangraha', which means providing guidance for the people. This physical manifestation enabled Him to interact directly with humanity, suppress wicked opinions, and bestow grace in tangible ways that a formless being could not. Whether through a smile, a touch, an embrace, or giving Udi, Baba's form allowed for a personal connection that is essential for the spiritual upliftment of devotees.