Based on Chapter 30, how is Sai Baba's character as a compassionate and responsive spiritual master portrayed?

Chapter 30 portrays Sai Baba as the ultimate compassionate master, or 'Karuṇālaya' (abode of mercy). His very darshan is said to dispel the devotees' fear of worldly existence. The chapter emphasizes his omniscience and responsiveness, noting that "Sai Nath knows completely the heart's desires of His own devotees. He alone is capable of fulfilling them." When a devotee is caught in difficulties and remembers Him, Sai is described as the sole "giver of peace" to the troubled mind. This portrayal underscores His role as an unfailing protector and uplifter of His followers, as praised throughout the opening passages of Chapter 30.