How does Chapter 44 compare the nature of Saints, like Sai Baba, to that of Gods like Rama and Krishna?

Chapter 44 presents a nuanced comparison between Saints and Gods, asserting their fundamental oneness while highlighting their distinct expressions of divinity. The text states that names like Rama, Krishna, and Sai are essentially one and the same Ultimate Reality. However, it draws some beautiful distinctions. As described in Chapter 44, the forms of Gods are handsome and beautiful, while Saints are the very form of bliss. A key difference mentioned is that while God's principle is, "As they approach me, so I receive them," Saints are said to melt with compassion even for their detractors, showcasing a unique level of peace and forgiveness. The chapter poetically notes that the eyes of Gods are in their ears (attentive to prayers), but there is no end to a Saint’s vision.