Beyond knowing about the sugar vow, what larger philosophical lesson did Sai Baba teach Cholkar about his divine nature?

After revealing his knowledge of Cholkar's secret, Sai Baba imparted a profound teaching about his omnipresence and non-duality. As Chapter 15 recounts, Baba explained that physical distance is meaningless, stating, "Even if my body is here, and you are beyond the seven seas, Whatever you do there, I know it instantly." He revealed that His true home is within the devotee's heart and that He is the inner self of all beings. Baba emphasized that He exists everywhere and in all creatures, including insects, ants, birds, and animals. The ultimate lesson was one of unity: "Do not keep any distance from me; you and I are one." This transformed Cholkar's understanding, showing him that Baba's presence is not confined to Shirdi but is the inner reality of all existence.