Could you summarize the concluding part of Chapter 5 in the Sai Satcharitra?

The conclusion of Chapter 5, titled "The Re-appearance of Shri Sai," emphasizes that achieving one's welfare requires acting without pride. It describes a wise person as someone who has burned bodily pride, resides in non-duality, and whose actions are governed by previous karma. This chapter, as narrated by the devotee Hemadpant, also sets the stage for future narratives. It promises to tell stories about the paving of the mosque, Sai's ambiguous lineage, and how he took on the sufferings of his devotees through acts like washing clothes and grinding. The chapter concludes by stating that hearing this holy story removes sins.