Can you describe the praise and adoration offered to Sai Baba at the beginning of Chapter 38?

The initial verses of Chapter 38 are a profound glorification of Sai Baba's divine attributes. He is hailed with 'Victory, victory to You,' and given titles such as the 'Destroyer of duality,' 'Enchanter of the minds of devotees,' and 'King of Gurus, the Cloud of Mercy.' The author expresses immense gratitude for having 'beheld Your feet and enjoyed the festive bliss of Your company.' Chapter 38 describes Baba as the 'very mold of Brahman' and the 'jewel among saints.' He is also referred to as Atmaram, the abode of perfect bliss, who, despite being desireless himself, helps his devotees become desireless. This section establishes His supreme spiritual stature before the chapter proceeds to discuss His acts of charity.