Can you summarize the teachings in Chapter 40 regarding Sai Baba's presence and how He responds to devotees?

Chapter 40 provides a multifaceted summary of Sai Baba's divine nature, focusing on his omnipresence and boundless compassion. It teaches that although Sai's physical body was in Shirdi, "He wanders through the three worlds," indicating his ability to be with His devotees anywhere. The chapter compares His love to that of a mother for her infant, stating that Sai comes running to his devotees wherever they might be. It also notes that a simple offering of food made with love brings Him supreme satisfaction. As described throughout Chapter 40, Sai's grace makes the impossible possible and he uplifts all who seek his exclusive refuge, dissolving all sense of separation.