Chapter 30 mentions learned Brahmins. How does the text compare their devotional practices to the experience of a simple devotee of Sai?

Chapter 30 presents an interesting contrast between formal religious practice and simple, heartfelt devotion. It acknowledges the path of learned Brahmins who come from great pilgrimage sites to perform Gayatri recitation and read sacred texts. Immediately following this, the author presents a different perspective, stating, "We are devoid of proper samskaras and of little power." This highlights a feeling of being less qualified in a formal religious sense. However, the crucial point made in this chapter is that this perceived lack does not matter, because "Even if everyone abandons us, Sai does not forsake us." This implies that Sai's grace and protection are accessible to all, irrespective of their knowledge of rituals or scriptures.