Chapter 30 mentions that Sai Baba knows and fulfills the desires of His devotees. Can you explain this concept and its outcome?

Yes, Chapter 30 explicitly states that "Sai Nath knows completely the heart's desires of His own devotees." This is a central theme of His relationship with His followers. The text continues in verse 9, explaining that He alone is capable of fulfilling these desires. The direct consequence of this divine knowledge and capability is that His devotees "become fulfilled." This fulfillment stems from their complete trust and faith, as they are described as being entranced by His words and watching with unwavering trust, which in turn allows for their heart's desires to be met by Him.