Can you explain the concept of Sai's grace as described in Chapter 30 and what it provides to a devotee?

Chapter 30 delves into the profound power of Sai Baba's grace. It teaches that when Sai bestows his grace upon someone, that person "attains inconceivable great power." This power isn't just worldly; it includes the "wealth of discrimination between Self and non-Self," meaning all true knowledge is attained. The author personally testifies to this, claiming that Sai's grace was bestowed upon him, which in turn made the Satcharitra an auspicious and welfare-bestowing text for its readers. This chapter portrays grace as the force that enables the impossible, with Sai being the "capable lamp of knowledge" for those who receive it.