How does Chapter 12 describe Shri Sai's personal characteristics and his attitude towards others?

In Chapter 12, Shri Sai is depicted as a great soul who embodies equality and renunciation. He is described as having no feeling of friend or foe, and to him, a pauper and a king are exactly the same. The text highlights his extreme affection for every living being, which is balanced by an extreme detachment toward everything else. He possesses great power yet remains renounced. This chapter states that Sai is the king of knowledge personified, who incarnated for the sake of his devotees and maintains an enmity-free equality everywhere, using his merits for their well-being.