Chapter 13 draws a parallel between the Satyanarayan vow and the Satya-Sai vow. Explain the connection and the significance of the Patil's statement, 'There it is Narayan, here it is Sai.'

Chapter 13 connects the traditional Satyanarayan vow with the new Satya-Sai vow created by the Patil. The Patil adapted the form of the existing ritual—a vow undertaken to overcome a crisis and express gratitude—and applied it to his devotion for Sai Baba. The significance of this is captured in his belief that 'There it is Narayan, here it is Sai; there is no difference in either.' As detailed in Chapter 13, this statement reveals the depth of his faith; he saw Sai Baba as being non-different from Narayan, a principal deity. By equating them, he elevated his personal devotion to Sai to the level of traditional, mainstream worship, demonstrating that the form of devotion is less important than the faith and sincerity behind it.