Can you describe Sai Baba's personal state of being and how he interacted with the world around him?

Chapter 4 portrays Sai Baba as a being who was beyond worldly dualities, feeling neither joy nor sorrow for worldly events and treating kings and beggars with equal regard. His inner heart is described as being as clear as a mirror, yet he was fully engaged with those around him. He would speak with people, watch dances, and listen to songs, yet his state of Samadhi, or deep meditation, would never waver. He was aware of all worldly dealings despite often remaining on his seat. This unique combination of profound inner detachment and compassionate outer engagement defined his character.