Based on the introductory text, how did the person who became Sai Baba refer to himself and his relationship with God?

The text in Chapter 0 provides insight into the humility of the figure who would become Sai Baba. He never claimed divinity for himself by saying 'Anal Haq' (I am God). Instead, he would refer to himself as a 'banda,' or a servant of God. When offering a blessing, his characteristic phrase was 'Allah bhala karega,' which means 'God will do good,' thereby attributing the positive outcome to God rather than himself. Furthermore, he frequently uttered 'Yaade Haq,' meaning 'I remember/meditate on God,' which reinforces his position as a devotee focused on divine remembrance, as detailed in the introduction.