Chapter 46 describes Sai Baba's character as being difficult to understand. What specific paradoxes does it mention?

Chapter 46 highlights the enigmatic nature of Sai Baba's character. It notes that while He moves the strings of everyone's lives, He does so in a way that His own presence is unknown, yet devotees feel He is standing right behind them. The chapter states that He plays all the games from within, yet simultaneously flies the flag of detachment. A key paradox mentioned is that He performs everything yet calls Himself a non-doer. This mysterious character, which the text says no one can truly understand, is contrasted with His effect on people: He makes the simple and innocent 'play by His own power,' while the wise and clever can get stuck due to their pride.