How did Sai Baba conduct himself with men and women, and what does the text say about his personal state of being?

Chapter 37 provides specific details about Sai Baba's personal conduct and his relationship with others. The text states clearly that "He holds brotherhood with men and treats women as His sisters or mothers." This highlights his pure, detached, and universal love for all humanity. Furthermore, chapter 37 emphasizes his spiritual purity by describing him as a "celibate (Urdhvareta) known to all, at all times." This portrayal shows him as a perfect Satguru who, while interacting with the world, remained completely detached from worldly bonds and steadfast in his vow of celibacy, always abiding in his own true form of Self-realization.