Based on Chapter 44, what are the defining qualities of a Saint, and how does Sai Baba exemplify them?

Chapter 44 delves into the profound nature of a Saint, using Sai Baba as the prime example. It describes a Saint as one who is desireless, without pride, greed, or craving, and who possesses immense peace, showing kindness even to those who wish them harm. The chapter highlights that Sai Baba's meditation was 'Allah Malik' (God is King) and that He had authority even over Time itself. Unlike Gods who may respond to devotees based on their approach, a Saint 'melts even for their detractors.' Sai Baba is presented as the embodiment of these qualities, the form of bliss, and ultimately one with the Ultimate Reality.