Based on the text, what was Sai Baba's expressed philosophy regarding worldly connections, devotion, and divine reciprocity?

The passages in Chapter 14 reveal Sai Baba's distinct philosophy. He expressed a sense of detachment from worldly ties by stating, 'In the world, someone belongs to someone, and another to someone else; but here, no one is ours; our only one is Allah.' This points to a focus on a singular, divine connection above all human bonds. Furthermore, he placed immense value on sincere devotion. He is quoted as saying, 'I lack only the one who loves Me as his very life; if he gives Me one quality, I give him a hundred qualities in return.' This suggests a principle of divine reciprocity where genuine love and surrender from a devotee are met with an overwhelmingly greater return of grace and blessings from the divine, a core tenet of his interactions.