How does Chapter 30 of the Sai Satcharitra describe Sai Baba's nature and his relationship with devotees?

Chapter 30 of the Sri Sai Satcharitra portrays Sai Baba as profoundly compassionate, referring to Him as the 'abode of mercy' (Karuṇālaya). His very presence, or darshan, is said to dispel the devotees' fear of worldly existence. The chapter explains a key theological point: while Baba is fundamentally formless (Nirgun), He takes on a form with attributes (Sagun) in response to the pure devotion of His followers. Furthermore, it is emphasized in Chapter 30 that Sai Nath possesses complete knowledge of His devotees' heart's desires and is singularly capable of fulfilling them, thus bringing them peace and contentment, especially when they remember Him in times of trouble.