Chapter 30 mentions that Sai's grace bestows 'inconceivable great power.' What specific kinds of knowledge or abilities does the chapter associate with this grace?

Chapter 30 elaborates on the transformative effects of receiving Sai Baba's grace. It states that upon whomsoever He bestows His grace, that individual "attains inconceivable great power." The chapter specifies that this power is not merely material but deeply spiritual. It leads to the attainment of the "wealth of discrimination between Self and non-Self," which is a cornerstone of advanced spiritual wisdom. This implies that Sai's grace grants the highest form of knowledge, enabling a devotee to understand the true nature of reality and their own divine essence. As Chapter 30 suggests, all knowledge is ultimately attained through this divine favor.