Could you describe the characteristics of the Supreme Being as praised in the 'Victory' chants in the Satcharitra?

The hymns of victory in Chapter 48 of the Sai Satcharitra praise the Supreme Being with a multitude of glorious attributes. He is hailed as the Eternal Supreme Brahman, the Uplifter of the poor, and the King of Sadgurus who removes calamities. The text describes him as a "Mass of Consciousness" who is paradoxically "subservient to his devotees" out of pure love. He is beyond dualities, being both Manifest and Unmanifest, and is the witness of all while remaining beyond everything. While incomprehensible to non-devotees, he is accessible to all who approach with love and faith, and he is celebrated as the destroyer of the afflictions of worldly existence.