Based on Chapter 38, how is Shri Sai Baba described and glorified in the invocations at the beginning of the chapter?

The initial verses of Chapter 38 are dedicated to glorifying Shri Sai Baba with profound descriptions. He is addressed as the 'Granter of joy to the entire world' and the 'Remover of the threefold afflictions' for those who take refuge in him. The text extols him with cries of 'Victory, victory to You,' identifying him as the 'Destroyer of duality,' the 'Enchanter of the minds of devotees,' and the 'King of Gurus, the Cloud of Mercy.' As Chapter 38 further explains, he is described as the 'very mold of Brahman' and 'Atmaram' (the soul of Rama), an abode of perfect bliss. A unique quality mentioned is that while he himself is fulfilled, he makes his devotees desireless, snapping the bonds of birth and death.