How does Chapter 23 describe Sai Baba's own view of Himself and His conduct, despite being considered an Incarnation?

Chapter 23 explains that while devotees considered Sai Baba to be an Incarnation (Avatar) because He possessed all the signs, He Himself maintained a position of profound humility. He would say, 'I am a humble servant in the court of Allah' and constantly chanted phrases like 'I am a poor servant' and 'Allah Malik' (God is the Master). The chapter emphasizes that He displayed perfect human conduct, practiced pure social and religious duties, and never disregarded anyone or considered them inferior. In all living beings, moving and unmoving, He saw Narayana, the condensed form of Consciousness. This perspective, as detailed in Chapter 23, shows that He never claimed divinity for Himself, instead always identifying as a servant of God.