How does Chapter 12 explain the concept of equality in the eyes of a saint?

Chapter 12 provides a detailed explanation of a saint's perspective on equality. It draws a clear distinction between saints and divine incarnations, noting that saints view the virtuous and the wicked as equal. Their minds, as the text puts it, 'do not know who is great or who is small.' This principle is exemplified through Sai Baba, who is said to maintain an 'enmity-free equality everywhere.' It is explicitly stated in Chapter 12 that He has no feeling of friend or foe and that to Him, 'the pauper and the king are the same.' This profound and unwavering equality is presented as a fundamental quality of a great soul like Sai.