Can you describe Sai Baba's state of being and how he remained detached while engaging with the world?

Chapter 4 provides a deep insight into Sai Baba's state of being. He was always situated in his own nature, described as eternally Pure Existence and beyond all dualities like joy or sorrow. He was indifferent to honor or dishonor, and his heart was as clear as a mirror and as calm as the ocean. Remarkably, even while engaging in worldly activities like watching dances, listening to Gazals, or speaking with people, his state of Samadhi, or deep meditation, never wavered. He treated everyone, from a king to a beggar, with perfect equality, seeing God in all beings.