How does Chapter 40 describe Sai Baba's omnipresence and his relationship with his devotees?

Chapter 40 portrays Sai Baba's relationship with His devotees as being akin to that of a compassionate mother to her infant. It emphasizes that Sai comes running to His devotees wherever they may be, illustrating a deep, personal, and responsive love. This chapter beautifully explains His omnipresence by stating that even though His physical body resided in Shirdi, He was simultaneously wandering through all three worlds. This divine quality ensures that He is always aware of and present for His followers, regardless of physical distance, and is ready to respond when a devotee offers something, like food, with genuine love and devotion.