How does Chapter 44 compare Sai Baba to gods like Rama and Krishna, and what does it reveal about his essential nature?

Chapter 44 of the Sai Satcharitra draws a profound connection between Sai Baba and deities like Rama and Krishna, stating that there is essentially no difference between the three. The text highlights that while the forms of Gods are beautiful, Saints like Baba are the very form of bliss. A key distinction mentioned in this chapter is that Saints "melt even for their detractors," showcasing a boundless compassion that extends to all. Furthermore, Chapter 44 describes Baba as the "embodiment of consciousness," desireless, without pride, and kind even to those who wished him harm. His constant meditation was "Allah Malik" (God is King), and it is asserted that for such an Ultimate Reality, death is merely a false rumor, as He holds authority even over Time itself.