Can you explain how Sai Baba viewed his own spiritual status and his relationship with God, based on the introductory chapter?

The introductory chapter explains that Sai Baba never claimed greatness for himself and consistently demonstrated humility. He referred to himself as a "servant of God," or "banda." When offering blessings, his words were typically "Allah bhala karega" (God will do good), attributing the positive outcome to a higher power. As noted in chapter 0, he never uttered the phrase "Anal Haq" (I am God), which would be a declaration of divinity. Instead, he frequently said "Yaade Haq," meaning "I remember/meditate on God," which emphasizes a devotional relationship rather than a claim of being God himself.