Describe the specific ways Sai Baba expressed his humility and relationship with God, as explained in the introduction.

The introduction in Chapter 0 highlights Sai Baba's profound humility and his refusal to claim divinity for himself. He consistently referred to himself as a mere "servant of God," or "banda." When offering blessings, his characteristic phrase was "Allah bhala karega" (God will do good), attributing the benevolence to God, not himself. The text makes a clear distinction that he never uttered "Anal Haq" (I am God). Instead, he frequently said "Yaade Haq," which translates to "I remember/meditate on God." This demonstrates that his focus was on devotion and remembrance rather than claiming personal greatness, a central aspect of his spiritual disposition.