Based on the introduction to Chapter 36, how is the power and glory of Sai Baba portrayed?

The introduction to Chapter 36 portrays Sai Baba as a being of limitless power and glory. It states that the 'greatness of saints is infinite' and that Sai Baba possesses 'infinite glory.' He is described as having the ability to perform miracles with effortless ease, such as turning 'a beggar into a king in a moment with the play of his eyebrows.' Furthermore, his influence is not localized; the text mentions that 'those in the country and abroad worship him' and the 'flag of his devotion flutters' widely. He is presented as a 'complete supporter of spiritual goals' who has 'redeemed infinite beings,' highlighting his vast and compassionate power.