Based on the description of his character and focus, what was the ultimate goal of the yogic path Sai embodied?

The ultimate goal of the yogic path embodied by Sai, who is called the "Lord of Yoga" in Chapter 4, was the "attainment of the Supreme." This path involved a complete detachment from worldly and perishable things. His mind was perpetually "colored with the form of the Self," and he was indifferent to worldly progress or decline. The objective was to achieve and maintain a state of oneness, discarding all feelings of duality and realizing that the entire universe is Brahman. This realization of "I-ness" is what leads to supreme devotion and a state of unshakeable peace.