Chapter 30 mentions that remembering Sai in times of difficulty brings peace. Can you elaborate on this based on the provided text?

Yes, Chapter 30 explicitly addresses the solace found in remembering Sai Baba during hardship. The text advises one to 'Run and reach Sai Nath' and place their head at His feet. It contains a plea to forget all offenses and remove the anxiety of the servant. A key verse states that when 'caught in difficulties, the devotee who remembers Sai Nath - to his troubled mind, the giver of peace is He alone.' This highlights Sai's role as the ultimate comforter and stabilizer. The chapter reinforces this by describing Sai as an 'ocean of compassion' whose grace has been bestowed, making the mind's wavering become still.