How does Chapter 44 compare Sai Baba to other divine figures and what does it say about the nature of a Saint?

Chapter 44 draws profound comparisons between Sai Baba, Rama, and Krishna, stating that there is "no difference between the three" and that their names are essentially one and the same. The text elaborates on the nature of Saints, contrasting them with Gods. While Gods like Rama and Krishna are described as beautiful and handsome, Saints are presented as the very form of bliss. The chapter mentions that a Saint's vision has no end and that they "melt even for their detractors," highlighting their immense compassion. This source portrays Sai as the merciful King of Gurus who has authority even over Time and death.