How does Chapter 38 describe the divine attributes and purpose of Sai Baba?

In Chapter 38, Sai Baba is depicted as a divine being incarnated for the benefit of humanity. He is praised with various titles such as "Destroyer of duality," "Enchanter of the minds of devotees," and "King of Gurus, the Cloud of Mercy." The text describes him as the "very mold of Brahman" and "the jewel among saints." A key attribute mentioned in Chapter 38 is that although he is Atmaram (the soul of Rama) and has all his own desires fulfilled, he possesses the unique ability to make his devotees desireless. He is also portrayed as a protector who snaps the bonds of birth and death for those who surrender to him, underscoring his role as a supreme spiritual guide.