How does Chapter 21 explain the relationship between different saints who appear in various places and times?

According to Chapter 21, Saints and Sages are fundamentally interconnected, even if they incarnate in different countries and at different times for specific purposes. The text explains that inwardly, they are all one and inseparable. To illustrate this, the chapter uses an analogy of a sovereign king who establishes outposts managed by appointed officers. Similarly, the "Emperor of Self-bliss" appears in various places as different saints, invisibly managing the kingdom of spirituality. This chapter teaches that the signs of one saint are completely known by another, highlighting a secret, unified arrangement among them that transcends physical separation.