Can you explain the relationship between saints and their devotees as described in Chapter 12 of the Sai Satcharitra?

Chapter 12 beautifully illustrates the profound bond between saints and their devotees. It states that Sai Baba incarnated for the sake of his devotees and that saints are drawn by the love of their followers. To help them, saints are willing to spend their own accumulated merits. The text poetically describes this dedication by stating, 'They do not see mountains or cliffs as obstacles; they leap forward for the sake of the devotee.' This demonstrates that a saint's love is active and unconditional, always ready to guide and protect those who have faith in them, regardless of the personal cost.