How do Sai Baba's actions, such as destroying devotees' bad tendencies, connect to the broader goal of making human life meaningful?

Sai Baba's actions are directly connected to helping devotees fulfill their life's purpose. Chapter 14 describes Him as one who uplifts the downtrodden and destroys "the difficult bad tendencies of the devotees, which are like wicked demons." By removing these internal obstacles and worldly calamities, He clears the path for spiritual progress. This enables a person to focus on the true purpose: "to live happily in the world but always remain alert and make this life meaningful." As Chapter 14 suggests, attaining a human body is a rare gift, and by purifying the devotee's mind, Sai Baba helps ensure this precious opportunity is used for spiritual advancement.