Chapter 6 mentions that Sai appears as Rama and Krishna. What does this mean in the context of reading scriptures?

Chapter 6 explains that for a true devotee, the Sadguru's presence permeates all spiritual experiences. When reading scriptures or Puranas, the devotee constantly remembers Sai. The text states that Sai Baba Himself can take the form of deities like Rama and Krishna, making the devotee feel as if they are hearing Sai's own life story through those ancient narratives. For example, while listening to the Bhagavat, a devotee might perceive Sai appearing as Krishna, personally singing the Uddhava Gita for their welfare. This illustrates the teaching from Chapter 6 that the Sadguru is the underlying reality and essence manifest in all divine forms and sacred texts.