Based on Chapter 44, how is Sai Baba's divine nature described, and what is the promised benefit of listening to his life story?

Chapter 44 begins by extolling Sai Baba's divine qualities, describing him as the embodiment of consciousness, the abode of all happiness, desireless, and without pride. It highlights his immense compassion, noting he is kind even to those who harm him, and that the mere sight of his smiling face makes one forget all worldly sorrows. The chapter then presents his life story not merely as a narrative but as a treasure chest containing the priceless 'Sai-gem'. The promised benefit of listening to this holy story, as stated in Chapter 44, is the fulfillment of desires, a feeling of protection, and the experience of supreme bliss and rest for those weary of the world.