Chapter 46 describes Sai Baba's nature as being mysterious and incomprehensible. Can you elaborate on the specific ways his actions are portrayed in this chapter?

Chapter 46 highlights the enigmatic character of Sai Baba by describing how he operates from behind a veil. It states that he plays all the games from within but flies the flag of detachment. He is the one who performs everything, yet he calls himself a non-doer. The chapter mentions that he moves the strings of life in such a way that no one knows his whereabouts, but his devotees can feel his presence. This divine play is so profound that the text notes that wise pundits can get stuck in worldly existence due to pride, while Sai makes the simple and innocent play by his power.