Based on Chapter 38, what are some of the divine qualities and titles attributed to Sai Baba?

Chapter 38 lavishly praises Sai Baba, attributing numerous divine qualities and titles to him. He is invoked as the "Granter of joy to the entire world" and the "Remover of the threefold afflictions." The text refers to him as the "Protector of those who bow" and the "Elevator of devotees who have surrendered." In a powerful verse, he is called the "Destroyer of duality," the "Enchanter of the minds of devotees," and the "King of Gurus, the Cloud of Mercy." Chapter 38 further describes him as the "very mold of Brahman," an embodiment of the divine essence. He is also called Atmaram, the soul of Rama and the abode of perfect bliss, who, despite being desireless himself, helps his devotees become desireless.