Describe the parallel drawn in the scripture between Sai Baba's promised return and the avatar of Lord Krishna.

The text draws a direct comparison between Sai Baba's promise to return and an event in Lord Krishna's life. According to Chapter 43, Baba had told his devotees, "As an eight-year-old child, I will appear again." The author notes that in the Krishna avatar, the Lord did something similar by appearing before Devaki in prison. The text then highlights a key difference in their purpose. While Krishna's appearance was for the "removal of the earth’s burden," Baba's promised return is for "the salvation of poor devotees." This comparison serves to reinforce the devotees' faith that Baba's words were not in vain and that he would indeed return as promised.