How did Sai Baba conduct himself, and what can we learn from his example about fostering a spiritual community?

According to Chapter 37, Sai Baba's daily life was marvelous and his actions were often incomprehensible. He embodied a spirit of universal family by holding brotherhood with men and treating all women as his sisters or mothers, living as a known celibate. For a community, we can learn from this to cultivate a spirit of service and fix our unwavering devotion at the Guru's feet. The text suggests that being in the company of such a Satguru helps wisdom remain steady and encourages one to see Divinity in all beings, which are essential principles for spiritual fellowship.