How does Chapter 20 explain the paradox of Sai Baba being both formless and having a physical body?

Chapter 20 addresses this by stating that Sai Baba is 'originally formless.' The text clarifies that he took on a physical form specifically 'for the sake of his devotees.' To explain this, the chapter uses a powerful metaphor, suggesting that Baba accepted the role of the actress 'Maya' and 'truly played like an actor.' This implies that his physical manifestation was a deliberate act of grace, a role he assumed to interact with and guide his followers, while his true nature remained beyond form and delusion.