Can you describe the specific signs of societal and moral decline mentioned in Chapter 4 that necessitate the advent of a saint?

Chapter 4 of the Sai Satcharitra provides a detailed list of conditions indicating a societal collapse that calls for a saint's incarnation. These signs include a breakdown of the social order, such as when Brahmins despise their own caste, religious teachers are insulted, and everyone considers themselves a scholar, leading to widespread disrespect. The chapter also points to severe moral decline, where even Brahmins might openly consume liquor and meat, and atrocities are committed under the cloak of religion. When sectarian hatred grows and people become weary of their spiritual duties like daily prayers, ceremonies, and meditation, the text states that this is the time for a Saint’s incarnation to restore balance.