Based on Chapter 36, how does Sai Baba's detached nature coexist with his protective attitude towards his devotees?

Chapter 36 presents a fascinating duality in Sai Baba's nature. On one hand, he is described as being "distant and detached from his name," indifferent to the "I am He" (So-ham) attitude, and a transcendent being. On the other hand, the chapter explicitly states that for those who "grasp him through meditation or sing loving hymns to him, he never lets them lack anything; he protects them completely." This suggests his detachment is from ego and worldliness, allowing him to act from pure grace to support and protect his devotees, fulfilling their spiritual desires.