How does Chapter 40 describe Sai Baba's presence and His relationship with His devotees?

Chapter 40 portrays Sai Baba as a being of immense compassion and omnipresence. His relationship with devotees is compared to that of a "compassionate mother to her infant," highlighting his nurturing and protective nature. The text emphasizes that Sai comes running to His devotees wherever they may be, regardless of physical distance. A key revelation in this chapter is that even though Sai Baba's physical body was based in Shirdi, His consciousness was not limited. As the chapter states, "Though moving in the body in Shirdi, He wanders through the three worlds," underscoring his ability to be present with and protect His followers everywhere.