Based on the text of Chapter 36, how does Sai Baba engage with his devotees and what is the nature of his grace?

Chapter 36 describes a dynamic and personal engagement between Sai Baba and his devotees. His grace is not passive; the text says that for whomever he 'bestows his grace, he shows them various forms; he creates many inconceivable events.' This suggests an active, miraculous intervention in the lives of his followers. Furthermore, as Chapter 36 explains, Sai Baba loves his own stories and 'constantly provides memories of them,' using the narration as a medium to connect with and fulfill the desires of his devotees. He is portrayed as a 'complete supporter of spiritual goals' who has redeemed infinite beings, showing his grace is both personal and universally available.