Based on Sai Baba's teachings, what are the specific benefits and virtues of practicing patience?

In Chapter 19, patience (Saburi) is described as a cornerstone of a virtuous life. It is equated with courage, the 'manliness of men,' and is said to be a powerful force that wards off sin, distress, poverty, and fear. The text states that patience averts calamities, puts them to flight, and brings a share of success. It is lauded as a 'mine of virtues' and the 'queen of the King of Good Thoughts.' Conversely, a life without patience, regardless of one's scholarly or virtuous status, is considered to be in vain and pitiable. This virtue is presented as essential for navigating life's burdens and achieving spiritual success.