How did Sai Baba view and treat other people, and what was his stance on social conduct?

As described in Chapter 23, Sai Baba demonstrated perfect human conduct and encouraged appropriate social and religious duties (Varnasrama). He held a profoundly egalitarian view, never disregarding anyone or considering them inferior. The text highlights that he saw the divine in all creation, perceiving Narayana, the condensed form of Consciousness, in all living beings. He saw the Almighty (Vishvambhar) in everything, both moving and unmoving, and always remained in harmony with this universal presence. This outlook informed his every interaction, treating all with respect and seeing the divine within them.