How did Sai Baba's view of seeing God in all beings influence his actions, as described in Chapter 23?

Chapter 23 explains that Sai Baba's conduct was rooted in his profound spiritual vision. He saw the Almighty (Vishvambhar) in all things, both moving and unmoving. Specifically, the chapter notes that in all living beings, He saw Narayana, the condensed form of Consciousness (Chaitanyaghana). This perspective had a direct impact on his behavior; He remained in harmony with all, never disregarded anyone, and never considered any person inferior. This reinforces the chapter's teaching that a saint's true state is beyond external judgment, as their actions stem from a divine, all-encompassing viewpoint.