How does Chapter 30 explain the transition of the divine from formless to having a form, in the context of Sai Baba?

Chapter 30 offers a profound philosophical explanation for Sai Baba's physical manifestation. It begins by stating that divinity, in its original state, is formless or 'Nirguni'. The text explains, "In the beginning, You reside as the formless (Nirguni). Then, through the qualities of devotees' devotion, You draw the formless into form with attributes (Saguni)." This concept, as presented in Chapter 30, suggests that the intense love and devotion of the followers act as a force that compels the formless, abstract Absolute to take on a tangible, perceivable form with attributes, making the divine accessible to the devotee.