Based on the introductory text, describe the divine qualities and characteristics attributed to Sai Baba.

The introduction in Chapter 36 attributes numerous divine qualities to Sai Baba. He is presented as an "incarnation of the knowledge of Truth" and likened to a "swan in the lake of the Supreme," signifying purity and transcendence. The text emphasizes his immense power and glory, noting he can elevate a beggar to a king with a mere glance. It is also stated that he is a "complete supporter of spiritual goals" who has "redeemed infinite beings." On whomever he bestows his grace, he shows them various forms and creates inconceivable events. Chapter 36 clearly portrays him as a compassionate being who calls out to the poor and weak to fulfill their desires.