Chapter 30 discusses the relationship between a Guru and a devotee. Can you elaborate on how Sai Baba fulfills the role of a Guru and how devotees should approach Him?

Chapter 30 highlights the profound role of Sai Baba as a Guru. It states that the task of uplifting devotees is 'always unavoidable for saints,' and Baba, as the 'Acharya (teacher) of the assembly of saints,' embodies this principle. The chapter suggests that devotees should approach Him with complete trust, remembering His feet to dissolve sins and overcome obstacles. It further explains that Sai Nath 'knows completely the heart's desires of His own devotees' and is uniquely capable of fulfilling them, leading to their fulfillment. The text advises that when caught in difficulties, a devotee who remembers Sai Nath will find peace, as He alone is the 'giver of peace' to a troubled mind.